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design: treat the MCP endpoints as generally available in the unified MCP server doc - #40456
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Both MCP endpoints are now generally available, so the unified MCP server design no longer relies on them being in public preview. Removing an old tool or route now needs a deprecation notice and a stated window. The announce step also marks deprecated tools in their
tools/listdescription, since a 2026-07-28 client can skipserver/discover. Docs only.