v0.1.2

[0.1.2] — 2026-07-30

Fixed

• The User-Agent reports the actual package version again. The published
  0.1.1 sent termdat-mcp/0.1.0 to every upstream — the version string was
  hardcoded and had been left behind by earlier bumps. The version now comes
  from the package metadata, so it can no longer drift from the package.

Documented

• The public API exposes less than the website — a coverage limit of the
  source, not a scope setting on our side. Follow-up to #11: @dfch supplied the
  12 entry IDs the website lists for «Quellensteuer»; the API returns 7 at
  maximum recall (every language, all 11 fields, infix wildcard, all
  classifications and collections), and the two sets overlap in exactly one
  entry, 447912. Fetching the missing IDs directly via /v2/Entry returns
  HTTP 200 with an empty body — they are not served at all, so no query can
  reach them. The one exception, 1557, is served but carries status
  In Bearbeitung in a collection marked «(aufgehoben)», which suggests the
  search index covers validated entries while the website also shows drafts and
  repealed material.

  This corrects an earlier guess. The residual was described in #11 as probably
  a counting difference — the website listing designations where the API counts
  entries. The IDs disprove that: they are twelve distinct entries. Recorded
  here so the wrong explanation does not outlive the measurement.

  Documented in both READMEs, and in the search_terms docstring, where it
  matters most: a model told only that «a term may genuinely be absent» will
  conclude «absent from TERMDAT», which is false for entries the website shows.
  The docstring now distinguishes the two.

Fixed

• Capped mcp at <2. mcp 2.0.0, published 2026-07-28, removed
  mcp.server.fastmcp — the module this server imports. With the previous
  unbounded >=1.28.1 every fresh resolve picked 2.0.0 and failed at import
  with ModuleNotFoundError, in CI and for anyone running pip install alike.
  Verified in both directions: 2.0.0 fails, <2 resolves to 1.29.0 and imports
  cleanly. Migrating to the 2.x API (mcp.server.mcpserver) stays a separate,
  deliberate piece of work.