fix(mcp): constrain roots workspace upgrades to project scope

[study8677]

Motivation

• Prevent a malicious or compromised MCP client from re-scoping the server process workspace to arbitrary filesystem locations, which could expand read/search scope and leak sensitive files or influence settings reloads.
• Apply a minimal, conservative safeguard so MCP-root upgrades remain backward-compatible for honest clients while restoring confinement to the operator-chosen project boundary.

Description

• Add _is_within_workspace(candidate, workspace) to test that a candidate root is the same as or a descendant of the original workspace.
• Require MCP-supplied roots to be an existing directory and reject roots that are outside the originally resolved _active_workspace before applying the upgrade.
• Preserve existing behavior for in-scope roots and for clients that do not support roots by keeping the previous workspace and continuing to call reset_settings() on successful in-scope upgrades.

Testing

• Ran pytest -q, which failed during test collection in this environment due to ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ag_cli' (environment import issue unrelated to the change).
• Ran pytest -q engine/tests/test_mcp_server_errors.py, which produced 5 passed and 1 failed due to the test environment lacking an async pytest plugin (pytest.mark.asyncio unsupported), indicating the modified code exercised without regressions in the remaining assertions.
• Observed no new exceptions from the modified code path during local test runs; the change is intentionally minimal to limit behavioral surface while restoring confinement.

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