fix(mcp): strict dry-run command validation (#55)#24
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…eCommand (#55) Replace validateCommand call in send_command dry-run with direct catalog lookup. When findCatalogEntry returns a definitive match with builtin commands, reject unknown command names. Also reject commands on read-only sensors. Pass through gracefully for uncataloged device types.
README and agent-guide now document that dry-run validates command names against the catalog and rejects commands on read-only sensors.
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Summary
validateCommandinsend_commanddry-run with directfindCatalogEntrylookupFixes #55 (v2.6.2 fix was insufficient —
validateCommandsilently returnedok:truefor ambiguous/missing catalog matches).Test plan
unknown-commandturnon) → accepted (case-normalized)read-only-device