Add logseq-rot13

manifest.json

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+{
+  "title": "logseq-rot13",
+  "description": "Adds the /ROT13 slash command to rotate all alphabetic characters in blocks on a page by 13 characters.
+Doing it again returns the original text. eg This is a test of ROT13  <--->  Guvf vf n grfg bs EBG13 ",
+  "author": "David Moss",
+  "repo":"admoss0/logseq",
+  "icon": "./icon.png",
+  "effect": false,
+  "sponsors": []
+}

packages/logseq-rot13/README.md

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+logseq-rot13 adds a slash command (/ROT13) to logseq that rotates all alphabetic characters on the current page by 13 places in the alphabet. Doing /ROT13 again reveals the original text.
+
+This is a test of ROT13  <--->  Guvf vf n grfg bs EBG13
+
+Why would you want to do this? My use case is a page full of passwords to various systems I keep in logseq. I don't want to make it too easy for other people to search my disk for usernames and get passwords. So I ROT13 the page. It also prevents people shoulder-surfing other pages with information I don't want them to know.
+
+ROT13 is not intended as a security protocol. It is far too easy to crack. It is intended to quickly obfuscate a page of information and just as quickly get the original text back.
+
+As always, use it at your own risk.

packages/logseq-rot13/manifest.json

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+{
+  "title": "ROT13",
+  "description": "Adds a slash command (/ROT13) that rotates every alphabetic character in blocks on a page by 13 places. Doing it again returns the original text." ,
+  "author": "David Moss",
+  "repo":"admoss0/ROT13",
+  "icon": "./icon.png",
+  "effect": false,
+  "sponsors": []
+}