chore: point server.json at the canonical product URL - #68
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`websiteUrl` named /products/property-report. That link is not broken -- it returns 200 by redirecting to /products/property-mcp, verified 2026-09-04 -- so this is canonicalisation rather than a fix. Worth doing anyway: server.json is a published registry manifest, and depending on a redirect someone may later remove is a link that breaks quietly and elsewhere. Remakes the one-line change from PR #23, which was opened on 2026-08-27 and had gone stale: it branched at version 1.14.2 against a main now at 1.18.2, so it conflicted on the version line rather than on anything it was changing. Cheaper to redo the single line than to rebase a week-old branch around an unrelated conflict.
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One line. Remakes PR #23, which had gone stale.
websiteUrlnamed/products/property-report. That link is not broken —verified 2026-09-04:
So this is canonicalisation, not a repair. Worth doing regardless:
server.jsonis a published registry manifest, and depending on a redirect that someone may
later remove is a link that breaks quietly, somewhere you won't be looking.
#23 branched at version
1.14.2against a main now at1.18.2, so it conflictedon the version line rather than on anything it was actually changing — cheaper to
redo one line than rebase a week-old branch around an unrelated conflict.
./scripts/validate.sh→ 2193 passed, 28 skipped.