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chore: prepare mcporter 0.15.0 release - #451
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Update the dry-run command to the new version
After this bump, the credential-free release example in docs/RELEASE.md:33 still sends -f tag=v0.14.3 (the local gh workflow run --help confirms that -f passes the raw key=value input). In the checked .github/workflows/release.yml:45-59, dry-run validation accepts only an empty tag or v${package.json.version}, so anyone following the documented 0.15.0 rehearsal command fails before the build and test jobs run; update the example alongside this release.
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Prepare mcporter 0.15.0 with all seven Unreleased entries preserved verbatim and reordered to lead with keeping healthy MCP servers available when another server fails.
This is a minor release because the release workflow adds a manual
dry_runoption and the documentation adds runnable MCP integration examples. It also includes inline ad-hoc argument handling, dependency updates, and release rehearsal fixes. There are no new security-fix claims in these entries.Validation: independent Codex autoreview; exact-head CI and the documented release gates are required before tagging. After merge, run the Actions dry run against the merge commit, then the local Developer ID/notarization gate and protected draft verification before Actions publishes npm and updates Homebrew. Restore the next patch Unreleased stub after verified publication, as documented.