fix(chrome): repair Wikipedia skill tools JSON so tools parse - #2611
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Chrome's wikipedia.md was missing a comma after defaultArgs, so parseSkillToolBlocks silently dropped both HTTP tools. Align with the working Firefox skill file.
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Summary
Chrome's packaged
wikipedia.mdwas missing a comma afterdefaultArgs, soJSON.parsefailed andparseSkillToolBlockssilently dropped both tools. Enabling Wikipedia on Chrome exposed zero skill tools.Firefox's copy was already valid. This aligns Chrome with Firefox.
Test plan
JSON.parseof Chromewebbrain-toolsblock succeedssearch_wikipedia/get_wikipedia_summarynode test/run.jspackaged Wikipedia opt-in test passes for Chrome