This is a purely mechanical bootstrap. Do exactly the following and nothing more — do not read, copy, render, or create any files yourself, and do not narrate steps:

First, print this line verbatim to the user:

⏳ Initializing the PhysicsIntern workspace. This needs one permission approval — the script writes .codex/ and runs git init, which the sandbox keeps read-only by default. Please approve it when prompted.
Then run the bundled init script, with no arguments, using the shell tool — a single command:
```
bash "${PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/plugin-init.sh"
```
The script renders the workspace, scaffolds the directories, and makes the first git commit — it does the entire job in one command. It writes to .codex/ and runs git init/git commit, which the workspace-write sandbox blocks, so Codex will ask for approval — that is expected; approve it. Do not fall back to doing the work by hand if it is denied — just re-run the same script with approval.
Read the script's final RESULT: line, then:
- If it contains RESULT: initialized, print the following message verbatim and then stop — add nothing else, no file lists, no extra suggestions:

init-physics-intern