Fix qwen3 plugin directory names (invalid Python packages)#403
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qwen3_0.6bandqwen3_1.7bcontain a.in the directory name, which is not a valid Python package name.import_plugincalls__import__('brainscore_language.models.qwen3_0.6b'), which Python parses as packageqwen3_0+ submodule6band raisesModuleNotFoundError— soqwen3-0.6b-loc-10andqwen3-1.7b-loc-10cannot be loaded or scored (regression from #402).Renamed the two directories to
qwen3_0_6b/qwen3_1_7b. Registry identifiers and model names are unchanged. The other four qwen3 dirs were already valid.