feat: bundle proxy and implement resilience fallback#16
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Pull Request: Bundle IDE Proxy and Implement Resilience Fallback
Summary
This PR finalizes the production readiness of the standalone Notebook MCP server by eliminating hard reliance on external machine paths and adding failure resilience.
Key Changes in this PR:
mcp_proxy_bundle.jsinto the repository undernotebook_mcp/bin/. This allows flawless execution of the server strictly vianpx github:...without forcing users to pre-clone or configure absolute paths on host machines.server.tsto implement an automatic fallback. If the proxy helper cannot locate or establish a socket connection with the wrapping IDE within 5 seconds (tuned to 5 quick reconnect attempts), it stops gracefully and defaults control back to running the local Node stdio MCP actions natively. This prevents frozen sessions in environments lacking extensions.