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Wasn't my fault after all. GIMP has a quick update to fix the issue for Windows users.

I tried both the "Hello, World" one, and the Goat one.

I saved the "Hello, World" one as C:\Users\Me\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\3.0\plug-ins\py3-hello-world\py3-hello-world.py as instructed. I did the same for the goat one, but named it "goat-exercise-py3". I double-checked the plug-ins folder path in Preferences, and that's one of the two.

Incidentally, the code in the two files are different in regards to initializing the plugins. The Goat one includes ".py" in the call to init, but the "Hello, World" one does not:

GimpUi.init("goat-exercise-py3.py")

 undefined

    
plug_in_binary = "py3-hello-world"
GimpUi.init(plug_in_binary)

  

I tried using the nominal shebang line