docs(mcp): clarify hosted authentication - #68
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The README attributed protected resource metadata to an unused integration and did not clearly distinguish OAuth access tokens from SumUp API keys. Contributor setup also omitted the required Node.js version.\n\nDescribe the worker-owned OAuth metadata and token requirements, and document the Node.js 22 development prerequisite.
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The README attributed OAuth metadata to an integration that is no longer used and did not clearly distinguish hosted OAuth credentials from local SumUp API keys. The contributor guide also omitted the runtime version required by the repository.
The existing
resourceandresourceMetadatatoolkit options remain unchanged because the HTTP auth-boundary PR is not part of the next release.Validation
npm run lintnpm run test— 11 tests passednpm run build