v1.19.0

Remediation of the v1.18.0 code review (roadmap specs/phase-plans-v10.md).

Fixed

• Downstream servers now actually recover from failure. A crashed stdio
  server never came back: _cleanup_client cancelled the very connect task
  driving the reconnect (a gather() cancelling itself → RecursionError).
  _cancel_background_tasks now excludes the current task and _cleanup_client
  cancels only the client's own read/stderr tasks. Remote (SSE/HTTP) servers now
  auto-reconnect on an unexpected drop (parity with stdio). Failed connects no
  longer leave a stale ERROR client or a leaked stderr reader task. Proven by a
  real-subprocess integration test.
• Transport DoS bounds: pre-session keepalive SSE streams are capped
  (PMCP_MAX_KEEPALIVE_STREAMS, default 64) with an absolute lifetime
  (PMCP_KEEPALIVE_MAX_SECONDS, default 300); POST bodies are enforced against
  the size cap during read so chunked/unadvertised-length bodies can't bypass
  it (413), with a request timeout closing slow-trickle connections.
• Robustness: terminal task records are evicted past a cap (was unbounded);
  disconnect_server re-cancels pending requests under the lifecycle lock
  (orphaned-future window); malformed .mcp.json is surfaced (path + reason)
  instead of silently disabling its servers; find_project_root no longer
  resolves to $HOME; version-check URLs are quote()-escaped; the two flaky
  monitor tests are now deterministic.

Security

• OAuth 2.1 resource-server auth mode and Origin/DNS-rebinding validation are
  now reachable. They were fully implemented and tested but never passed to the
  running server. New CLI flags/env (--auth-mode, --oauth-issuer,
  --oauth-jwks-url, --oauth-audience, --required-scope, --allowed-origin;
  PMCP_AUTH_MODE/PMCP_OAUTH_*/PMCP_ALLOWED_ORIGINS) thread them through
  GatewayServer. The Origin check now runs by default: a cross-origin browser
  Origin is rejected (loopback/same-origin/allowlisted pass; no-Origin clients
  unaffected). Host validation is opt-in when origins are configured.
• Provisioning input validation: a discovered/registered package name is now
  validated (rejects leading-dash flag injection, path separators, shell/URL
  metachars) before it can reach npx -y <name>, and the resolved install
  command is echoed for confirmation. auth_connect refuses to persist/export an
  env var that isn't the target server's declared credential variable (hard
  denylist for LD_*/DYLD_*/NODE_OPTIONS/PATH/PYTHON*), closing an
  LD_PRELOAD-into-subprocess code-exec path.
• Outbound-fetch hardening: JWKS and auth-metadata fetches no longer follow
  redirects to internal hosts; the registry response is size-capped during a
  streamed read (no OOM); the private registry endpoint requires https and
  rejects link-local/metadata hosts; the registry cache is written atomically at
  0600.
• Local credentials: pmcp secrets set reads the value via prompt/--stdin
  (never argv/shell history); the secret directory is created 0700;
  submit_feedback scrubs the title and all fields (not just the description)
  before posting to a public issue.

Changed

• Policy allow/deny matching is now case-sensitive (matching server-ID
  semantics elsewhere in the gateway).
• pmcp status no longer eagerly connects every server as a side effect of a
  read-only query — it reports the lazy view by default; use --probe to connect.
• Explicit --max-concurrent-spawns / --rate-limit / --request-timeout flags
  now take precedence over the matching env var (previously a flag equal to the
  default was silently overridden).