update doc comments to match Go conventions

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Improved and clarified comments for several public methods and constants, ensuring consistency and accuracy in descriptions.
  • Updated comments to accurately reflect method and function names.
  • Enhanced documentation for helper functions and configuration options.
• Style
  • Minor formatting improvements, such as removal of trailing whitespace.
• Refactor
  • Changed the receiver type for a JSON marshaling method to a pointer, aligning with Go best practices (no functional impact).

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Walkthrough

This change set consists of updates to comments and documentation across several files, focusing on improving clarity, consistency, and accuracy in the descriptions of exported methods, constants, and helper functions. Some comments were capitalized to match exported method names, while others were rewritten for precision or to clarify behavior. In mcp/types.go, the receiver for the MarshalJSON method was changed from a value to a pointer receiver. No functional or logical changes were introduced to the codebase.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
client/transport/sse.go client/transport/streamable_http.go	Capitalized the initial letter of comments for exported SendRequest methods to match method names. No logic changes.
client/transport/stdio.go	Removed trailing whitespace in two methods. Updated comments: clarified SetNotificationHandler behavior to single handler replacement; capitalized comment for SendRequest. No logic changes.
mcp/types.go	Updated comments for MCPMethod constants to prefix with constant names; removed two comment blocks; changed MarshalJSON receiver for NotificationParams from value to pointer. No other code changes.
mcp/utils.go	Added descriptive single-line comments above several helper functions. No code or logic changes.
server/sse.go	Updated comments for WithBasePath and WithSSEContextFunc for clarity and consistency with function names. No logic or signature changes.
server/stdio.go	Updated comment for WithStdioContextFunc to correctly reflect function name. No other changes.

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📒 Files selected for processing (7)

• client/transport/sse.go (1 hunks)
• client/transport/stdio.go (4 hunks)
• client/transport/streamable_http.go (1 hunks)
• mcp/types.go (2 hunks)
• mcp/utils.go (7 hunks)
• server/sse.go (2 hunks)
• server/stdio.go (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (18)

client/transport/streamable_http.go (1)

134-134: Good update to match Go documentation conventions.

The capitalization of "SendRequest" in the comment now correctly matches the exported method name, following Go conventions where documentation for exported identifiers should use the same capitalization.

mcp/utils.go (7)

128-129: Good documentation improvement.

Adding the function name as a comment header improves readability and follows good documentation practices.

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159-160: Good documentation improvement.

Adding the function name as a comment header improves readability and follows good documentation practices.

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182-183: Good documentation improvement.

Adding the function name as a comment header improves readability and follows good documentation practices.

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191-192: Good documentation improvement.

Adding the function name as a comment header improves readability and follows good documentation practices.

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200-201: Good documentation improvement.

Adding the function name as a comment header improves readability and follows good documentation practices.

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210-211: Good documentation improvement.

Adding the function name as a comment header improves readability and follows good documentation practices.

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385-386: Good documentation improvement.

Adding the function name as a comment header improves readability and follows good documentation practices.

client/transport/sse.go (1)

229-229: Good update to match Go documentation conventions.

The capitalization of "SendRequest" in the comment now correctly matches the exported method name, following Go conventions where documentation for exported identifiers should use the same capitalization.

server/stdio.go (1)

43-45: Good correction to reflect the actual function name.

Updated the comment to correctly reference "WithStdioContextFunc" instead of just "WithContextFunc", ensuring the documentation accurately describes the function it's documenting.

server/sse.go (2)

99-99: Good improvement to comment clarity.

Updated the comment to be more descriptive and consistent with the style of other option function comments.

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153-154: Good correction to reflect the actual function name.

Updated the comment to correctly reference "WithSSEContextFunc" instead of just "WithContextFunc", ensuring the documentation accurately describes the function it's documenting.

mcp/types.go (2)

14-15: Excellent documentation improvement

These changes improve the godoc output by starting each method comment with the identifier name, which follows Go's documentation best practices. This makes the documentation clearer and more consistent.

Also applies to: 18-19, 22-23, 26-27, 30-31, 34-35, 38-39, 42-43, 46-47, 50-51, 56-57, 60-61

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135-135: Good change to use pointer receiver for MarshalJSON

Changing from a value receiver to a pointer receiver for the MarshalJSON method is a good practice. This now matches the UnmarshalJSON method which also uses a pointer receiver, creating a consistent pattern. For marshaling methods, pointer receivers are generally preferred as they avoid unnecessary copying of the struct.

client/transport/stdio.go (4)

136-136: Whitespace cleanup

Removed trailing whitespace, improving code cleanliness.

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151-152: Clarified handler behavior documentation

The updated comment now clearly indicates that only one notification handler can be active at a time, and setting a new one replaces any previous handler. This clarification helps prevent misunderstandings about how the handler registration works.

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211-211: Capitalized method name in comment

Capitalized "SendRequest" in the method comment, following Go's convention of starting comments for exported identifiers with the identifier name. This improves documentation consistency.

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264-264: Whitespace cleanup

Removed trailing whitespace, improving code cleanliness.

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