fix: report unavailable official MCP authentication support - #126
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kingsword09 merged 1 commit intoSep 5, 2026
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Summary
official_auth_unavailablewhen the standalone runtime lacksofficialMcpAuth.trustedOrigins.This does not add official authentication support or globally disable document skills. The independent prompt preflight/input-preservation fix is intentionally excluded.
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828f398(main), independently of the prompt-preflight branch.git diff --checkpassed.zcode-app-cli@3.11.2-19artifact (runtime 0.16.5).f0d57aa: 604 passed, zero failed, plus runtime and package-tree checks. This is not a claim that the full suite has been rerun on this isolated branch.No live official MCP authentication or paid model calls were used. Tests cover unavailable support, later registry availability, explicit disablement, unrelated transports/authentication, and incompatible or ambiguous patch anchors. No generated runtime files or private configuration are included.