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fix: harden MCP publish probes - #9

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What changed

  • Gives production verification requests a stable Share HTML publisher user-agent and JSON accept header.
  • Adds bounded retry, timeouts, and response-body diagnostics.
  • Logs which production endpoint is being verified.

Why

The first MCP Registry publish attempt was safely blocked because GitHub-hosted runners received HTTP 403 while the same public endpoints returned 200 from local production checks. The stronger probes preserve exact manifest/version/tool validation while making edge-policy failures diagnosable.

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  • actionlint .github/workflows/publish-mcp.yml
  • git diff --check
  • Local production manifest, MCP initialize, and MCP tools/list requests all return 200 with exact expected shapes

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lifeodyssey merged commit e43e04f into main Jul 19, 2026
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