Doesn't really matter if you use "" or <>, the only difference is that "" first looks in the location of the source file that is being compiled (I believe it's actually the working directory of the compiler), whereas <> looks only in paths provided on the command line and default include dirs (/usr/include) ("" also looks in these paths).

So for geanyplugin.h you need the include path on the command line, so both <> and "" are equally correct. But, by convention, you should prefer <> for headers that don't belong to your package, which is the case here.

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