fix: handle MCP metadata flags before startup - #448
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run402-mcp --version/-voutput sourced frompackage.jsonrun402-mcp --help/-husage outputReproduction
The published
run402-mcp@2.40.0currently accepts metadata flags but prints nothing:That makes install/version checks difficult for MCP clients and users debugging
npxsetup.Verification
npm install$env:npm_config_script_shell='C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe'; npm run buildnode dist/index.js --version->2.40.0node dist/index.js -v->2.40.0node dist/index.js --helpprints usage and exits without starting stdioNote: on Windows, the repo build script needs
npm_config_script_shellpointed at Git Bash because it uses POSIX commands such asrm,mkdir -p, andcp.