fix: do not normalize the user provided endpoint#7
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Description of changes:
Users of
aws-mcp-proxycan connect to their private MCP servers deployed to bedrock agentcore runtime. They get back a URL like below:Check https://docs.aws.amazon.com/bedrock-agentcore/latest/devguide/runtime-mcp.html for details.
In this case, the MCP endpoint url should not be normalized.
From users perspective, this also does not make sense.
/mcpis just a convention, not a requirement for streamable-http servers.Testing
Successfully connected to my remote MCP on agentcore runtime.
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