Rebase concrete exceptions onto Mcp\Exception base classes - #39
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All concrete SDK exceptions that extended the global
\RuntimeException/\InvalidArgumentException/\Exceptiondirectly now extend the correspondingMcp\Exception\*base class, socatch (\Mcp\Exception\RuntimeException)and friends actually catch them.Mcp\Exception\RuntimeExceptionlosesfinalto serve as a parent.BC-safe: the Mcp bases extend the same global classes, so every existing
catchandinstanceof(including the\InvalidArgumentExceptionecho branches inProtocolandStatelessProtocol) keeps matching identically.Adds
ExceptionHierarchyTestasserting every exception insrc/Exceptionis catchable through an Mcp base class.MessageFactory::createMessage()now re-throwsInvalidInputMessageExceptionunchanged instead of re-wrapping it (its catch on Mcp'sInvalidArgumentExceptionwould otherwise match it after this rehoming, erasing subtypes), with a regression test.Follow-up idea (not implemented here): the "safe to echo to the client" decision in both protocols still keys off
\InvalidArgumentException; an explicit opt-in marker interface (e.g.ClientVisibleMessageInterface) implemented byMcp\Exception\InvalidArgumentExceptionwould make that contract explicit with identical behavior.Closes #20
Confidence: 9/10 — mechanical parent-class swap with unchanged catch/instanceof semantics, full unit suite, php-cs-fixer and phpstan green; small residual risk only from downstream code relying on exact-class checks.