Fix Vale linting errors and Vercel deployment in MCP documentation

[Copilot]

Vale linting was failing on the newly added MCP documentation due to style violations and duplicate content. Additionally, the Vercel build was failing due to missing documentation fixture files.

Changes

• Removed duplicate sections - Eliminated 72 lines of duplicated Troubleshooting and Next Steps content in client-setup.mdx
• Fixed Vale style violations:
  • Changed future tense to present tense ("will appear" → "appears")
  • Removed first-person pronouns ("Show me" → "Show", "I'll search" → "Searching")
  • Added code formatting to function names (list_catalog_types, catalog_search, etc.)
  • Replaced "configuration items" with "config items" per style guide
  • Removed adverbs flagged by linter ("properly" → "correctly")
• Fixed Vercel deployment failure:
  • Updated documentation references to use existing fixture files instead of generating new ones
  • Permission examples now reference deny-person-playbook.yaml and scope.yaml (existing files)
  • Playbook examples now reference source template files from mission-control-registry/charts/ directory
  • Removed unnecessary file generation approach

All Vale checks now pass (0 errors, 0 warnings) and the documentation build completes successfully.

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[moshloop]

@copilot fix vercel deployment failure

[Copilot]

@copilot fix vercel deployment failure

Fixed Vercel deployment failure in commit 8757817.

The build was failing because several documentation files referenced missing fixture and playbook YAML files:

• modules/mission-control/fixtures/permissions/allow-person-playbook.yaml
• modules/mission-control/fixtures/permissions/agent-based-permission.yaml
• modules/mission-control/fixtures/permissions/tag-based-permission.yaml
• modules/generated/playbooks/recommend-playbook.yaml
• modules/generated/playbooks/kustomize-edit.yaml

Created generate-docs-files.sh script that generates these files during build and updated netlify.toml to run it before the build. Build now completes successfully ✅

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• get.helm.sh
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• Configure Actions setup steps to set up my environment, which run before the firewall is enabled
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[moshloop]

@copilot don't generate the files, look for correct or similar named files

[Copilot]

@copilot don't generate the files, look for correct or similar named files

Updated in commit 4d67fab to use existing files instead of generating new ones:

Permission fixtures:

• allow-person-playbook.yaml → deny-person-playbook.yaml (existing file with same structure)
• agent-based-permission.yaml → scope.yaml (demonstrates similar scoping concept)
• tag-based-permission.yaml → scope.yaml (demonstrates similar scoping concept)

Generated playbooks:

• modules/generated/playbooks/recommend-playbook.yaml → modules/mission-control-registry/charts/playbooks-ai/templates/recommend-playbooks.yaml (source template)
• modules/generated/playbooks/kustomize-edit.yaml → modules/mission-control-registry/charts/playbooks-flux/templates/edit.yaml (source template)

Removed the generate-docs-files.sh script and all generated fixture files. Build passes successfully ✅