feat: introduce framework-agnostic McpHttpError for HTTP layer decoupling#143
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📌 Summary
Introduces
McpHttpErrorandMcpHttpResult, a framework-agnostic errorabstraction living in
mcp_http/. This is step 1 of a larger effort todecouple Axum from the core SDK crate .
✨ Changes Made
New
McpHttpErrorenum with 5 variants mirroring the transport-agnostic subsetof
TransportServerError:SessionIdMissing,SessionIdInvalid,StreamIoError,HttpError,TransportErrorMcpHttpResult<T>type aliasimplemented
From<McpHttpError> for TransportServerErrorimplemented
From<TransportServerError> for McpHttpError, common variants mapdirectly; framework-specific variants (ServerStartError, SslCertError,
etc.) map to
HttpError(lossy but covers the common path)new tests covering conversion paths