feat(gateway): support session MCP servers and background cancellation - #263
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Summary
Allow gateway ACP clients to provide session-scoped stdio MCP servers when creating or restoring a stopped session. Preserve resident MCP configuration and reject nonempty replacements before transferring control.
Forward the existing
kit/background/cancelextension through the current controller using its snake_case wire parameters, so detached jobs can be cancelled separately from the current response.Technical details
Validate incoming MCP entries before forwarding them to the child runtime, while retaining the existing directory restrictions. Advertise stdio MCP support and document host-side execution, restore behavior, and detached-job cancellation semantics.