fix(mcp): flag bulk operations as destructive (0.10.1) - #7
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conv bulk-status now classifies as destructive, so its MCP tool carries destructiveHint and clients prompt before it runs — previously only delete/remove were flagged. Correct the MCP guide accordingly.
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Closes the contrarian audit's H1: the MCP guide promised clients prompt before
bulkcalls, but onlydelete/removecarrieddestructiveHint.classifyKindnow marks bulk ops (conv bulk-status) destructive → tool carriesdestructiveHint, clients prompt before running it.delete/remove/bulk) vs plain writes (create/update).Verified live:
conv_bulk_status→ destructiveHint true,docs_article_create→ false. 100% coverage (709 tests).