Implement lazy-loading and debloated installation

## What changed Hermes Agent added lazy-loading for heavy messaging and media SDK backends. These components now install only on first use instead of during the initial setup. The [all] extra was trimmed to cut disk usage and reduce the number of included dependencies that could introduce vulnerabilities. The change ships as part of the ongoing v0.9 series updates.

## Why it matters Vibe builders running Hermes on a $5 VPS gain lower baseline resource demands and a smaller attack surface. The agent stays practical for always-on personal workflows without forcing extra packages that rarely get touched. This move pressures other open-source agents to match the lighter footprint or accept higher hosting costs. The bet is that self-hosted tools win when they respect tight budgets and minimal maintenance.

## How to use it Run the existing bash install script from the Nous Research repo to pull the updated package. Existing installs can upgrade with the /update command inside an active Hermes session. New users see the reduced footprint immediately on Python 3.10+ systems. Heavy SDKs activate automatically the first time a Telegram, Discord, or media gateway is configured.

## Watch for Confirm the lighter install holds after repeated gateway additions and skill generation. The bet breaks if a later dependency forces full reinstalls again. Expect follow-up work on optional browser and remote execution backends next.