revert: drop GitHub repo rename from v0.1.5 scope (keeps python-docs-mcp-server)

[ayhammouda]

Summary

Reverts apps#26 — the GitHub repo rename to python-stdlib-mcp originally planned in CR §9.2.

Per owner decision on 2026-05-14, the repo and the PyPI package both keep the existing python-docs-mcp-server name. The rename was being pursued for naming consistency, but the owner decided the cost (Trusted Publisher reconfig, redirect dependency, broken external links until external indexers re-crawl) outweighed the benefit.

What this changes

• Reverts all in-repo URL changes from ayhammouda/python-stdlib-mcp → back to ayhammouda/python-docs-mcp-server (in README.md, server.json, and .github/RELEASE.md).
• Updates .planning/ROADMAP.md to reflect the four remaining v0.1.5 workstreams (positioning, PyPI publish, benchmark harness, launch post) — dropping the rename row.

What this does NOT change

• Positioning sentence in README hero, glama.json, server.json, pyproject.toml descriptions — kept intact from PR feat: lock positioning + rewrite hero around canonical-source framing #25.
• "Always free, always MIT" anchor — kept across all positioning surfaces.
• Phase 9/10/11 backlog from PR feat(planning): scaffold phases 9/10/11 backlog + forward-facing .planning/ #27 — unaffected (none of those CONTEXTs reference the repo name).
• PyPI Trusted Publisher — no manual update needed; the existing config with Repository: python-docs-mcp-server is already correct.
• mcp_server_python_docs Python package name — unchanged.

Why now

The CR §9.2 decision was reversed before:

• The GitHub repo was actually renamed (verified: https://github.com/ayhammouda/python-stdlib-mcp returns 404)
• The PyPI Trusted Publisher Repository field was updated
• The v0.1.5 tag was cut

Reverting now keeps the launch wave coherent and avoids stale references to a name that never shipped externally.

Test plan

• git grep 'python-stdlib-mcp' returns only the historical mention in .planning/ROADMAP.md:6 (explaining the dropped decision)
• git grep 'ayhammouda/python-docs-mcp-server' shows all the badge and install-scaffold URLs back to the existing repo name
• server.json description still carries the canonical-source positioning sentence (PR feat: lock positioning + rewrite hero around canonical-source framing #25's contribution preserved)
• server.json parses as valid JSON
• CI green

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Updated installation instructions and MCP client configuration examples to reflect current server references.
  • Refreshed release process documentation with updated repository information.
  • Updated project roadmap to reflect current workstream scope.

• Chores

  • Updated server metadata and identity references.

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📒 Files selected for processing (4)

• .github/RELEASE.md
• .planning/ROADMAP.md
• README.md
• server.json

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The PR updates all documentation, configuration, and planning artifacts to reflect the repository rename from python-stdlib-mcp to python-docs-mcp-server. This includes server metadata identity, installation and usage instructions, release process workflows, and planning roadmap.

Changes

Repository Rename Across All Artifacts

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Server metadata identity server.json	Server identity metadata name, websiteUrl, and repository.url updated to use python-docs-mcp-server.
User-facing documentation and installation instructions README.md	MCP server name in metadata and badges updated; all pre-PyPI GitHub source uvx --from examples and MCP client configuration snippets (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, Windows MSIX) and diagnostic commands (doctor, validate-corpus) updated to reference python-docs-mcp-server.
Release process and CI workflows .github/RELEASE.md	PyPI Trusted Publishing setup, workflow monitoring links, CI checklist links, and README cleanup verification command updated to use python-docs-mcp-server repository paths.
Project roadmap update .planning/ROADMAP.md	v0.1.5 roadmap entry updated to remove the previously planned GitHub repo rename workstream, reducing coordinated workstreams from five to four.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~3 minutes

Possibly related PRs

• ayhammouda/python-docs-mcp-server#27: Directly overlaps with roadmap scaffolding where the renamed-workstream was initially included.
• ayhammouda/python-docs-mcp-server#26: Both PRs modify the same surfaces (RELEASE.md, README.md, server.json) with opposite repository name updates.
• ayhammouda/python-docs-mcp-server#22: Both update release documentation and MCP identity metadata to use python-docs-mcp-server.

Poem

🐰 A rename so clean, from stdlib to docs so bright,
Every README and config now shines with the light,
Release workflows aligned, from PyPI's trusty sign,
Metadata harmonized—the identity's refined,
Four workstreams now dance, as the roadmap's redesigned!

✨ Finishing Touches

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• Create PR with unit tests
• Commit unit tests in branch revert/repo-rename

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