crapkit 0.4.13

The MCP handshake speaks the client's protocol revision

The server answered every initialize with 2024-11-05, the protocol's first revision,
which told a current client to drop everything newer. The handshake now echoes the
client's revision when the server implements it (2025-06-18, 2025-03-26 or
2024-11-05) and offers 2025-06-18 otherwise. A tool whose text is a JSON object now
also carries it parsed as structuredContent, which is how a client on the current
revision reads machine output; prose, arrays and error text stay text-only.

Every MCP tool says when to reach for it and what each argument means

The nine tool descriptions were one-line noun phrases, several arguments carried a bare
type with no description, and nothing in the listing said the tools were read-only. Every
description is now two sentences (what it answers, then when to use it or how it relates
to its neighbour), every argument names its meaning and default, every tool declares
readOnlyHint/idempotentHint/openWorldHint annotations, and initialize returns
instructions carrying the two-command prerequisite a connected model otherwise learns
from nine identical error results.