Add typed MCP feedback outputs - #423
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Summary
Add direct typed MCP output for the feedback tool family.
Motivation
Feedback IDs and statistics are prose, while search results use a hand-built text format. Automations must regex-parse corrections and optional fields, making feedback loops fragile.
Changes
output/feedback.rsdomain moduleCompatibility and safety
MCP
2024-11-05receives the existing prose and no structured fields. Modern clients receive direct typed values. Structured JSON removes delimiter-parsing ambiguity, while the existing legacy newline-flattening defense remains.Validation
Focused tests validate real emitted receipts, populated and empty searches, and statistics against the generated schemas. They also cover optional fields, embedding omission, named counts, exact schema allowlisting, closed objects, legacy text preservation, and newline injection.
The evaluation measured a 36.7% reduction in estimated wire tokens for seeded modern feedback search.