Kotlin script definition is not set up

Reports @KotlinScript-annotated classes that aren't fully set up to be used as a Kotlin script definition.

A class annotated with @KotlinScript describes a script template — files matching its pattern (for example *.my.kts) are expected to use its compilation configuration and dependencies. Two things make a definition fully usable, and this inspection reports either being missing:

1. Registration in Kotlin scripting settings. Without an entry in Settings → Languages & Frameworks → Kotlin → Kotlin Scripting → "Script definition classes to load", your IDE will not recognize matching .kts files as scripts of this definition. The quick-fix "Register definition in Kotlin scripting settings" populates the FQN (and the owning module's classpath) into the settings.

2. Marker file at META-INF/kotlin/script/templates/<fqn>.classname packed into the resulting JAR. Library-based discovery (ScriptDefinitionsProvider) scans dependency JARs for this empty marker file to find available templates; consumers of your library won't auto-discover this definition without it. The quick-fix "Create marker file for downstream auto-discovery" creates the file under the module's first resource root.

Apply whichever quick-fixes are relevant — both for the typical library-author flow, or only registration when the template is consumed locally and never published.

Inspection ID: KotlinScriptTemplateNotRegistered