Fix: Add missing 'type: http' field in help text and add standalone s…

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…creenshot to docs

• Updated help text in src/index.ts to include required 'type: http' field in client configuration
• Added standalone.png screenshot to HTTP-SSE-Transport documentation
• Screenshot displays server startup output after npx command example

Fixes inconsistency between help text and documentation where the required 'type: http' field was missing from the client configuration example.

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Review Summary

This PR adds helpful documentation improvements to the HTTP-SSE-Transport guide. The changes include:

✅ Documentation Enhancement: Added a clear "Starting the HTTP Server" section with step-by-step instructions
✅ User Experience: Improved documentation structure with better organization of the Quick Start section
✅ Visual Aid: References a standalone.png screenshot to help users understand the expected output

The documentation changes are well-structured and provide valuable guidance for users setting up the HTTP server mode. The additions follow the existing documentation style and provide clear, actionable instructions.

Note: Please ensure the referenced standalone.png image file is properly included in the PR and displays correctly in the documentation.

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