Reorganizing Crashlytics MCP Tools

[maxl0rd]

Description

• Consolidating all of the crashlytics_get_* tools into a single tool crashlytics_get_report. This will enable the set of supported reports to expand without adding additional tools.
• Moving most of the content from the crashlytics:connect prompt to guide resources. This provides better support for the many MCP clients without support for prompts.
• Numerous other improvements in prompt engineering and error handling

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This pull request significantly refactors the Crashlytics MCP tools by streamlining report generation into a single, unified function and externalizing detailed instructions into comprehensive resource guides. This change aims to enhance the system's scalability, improve the user experience for various MCP clients, and provide more robust error handling and guidance for developers interacting with Crashlytics data.

Highlights

• Crashlytics Tool Consolidation: The multiple crashlytics_get_* tools have been consolidated into a single, more flexible crashlytics_get_report tool, allowing for easier expansion of supported reports without adding new tools.
• Prompt Content Migration to Guides: Extensive instructional content from the crashlytics:connect prompt has been moved into dedicated resource guides, improving support for MCP clients that do not support interactive prompts.
• Improved Prompt Engineering and Error Handling: The system now provides clearer instructions and better error handling, especially when required parameters like appId are missing, by directing users to relevant guides.

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