refactor: remove clearContext() from WebMCP polyfill#16
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Chrome 147.0.7721.0 is removing provideContext() and clearContext() in favor of an additive registerTool()/unregisterTool() model. This change removes the deprecated clearContext() method from our polyfill layer to stay aligned with the updated W3C specification. No user-facing impact: the React hook (useMcpTool) never used clearContext() and continues to use only registerTool()/unregisterTool() for its lifecycle.
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Remove the deprecated clearContext() method from the WebMCP polyfill API to align with Chrome 147.0.7721.0's removal of provideContext() and clearContext().
No breaking changes—the React hook (useMcpTool) never used clearContext() and continues to use only registerTool()/unregisterTool() for its lifecycle. All 149 tests pass.