docs: English README, and the CI this package never had - #3
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The package is public and its README was French while its GitHub description was English. It now opens on how to install it, states that the SDK and zod are peer dependencies and why, and keeps the section that matters: the oracle proving the sharing is real, where breaking one byte here turns both consuming servers red. The CI notes what makes this package different from the servers that use it -- it has no game, no Wine and no sidecar to miss, so nothing skips and a green run means the whole suite ran.
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The package is public and its README was in French while its GitHub description was in English. The three repositories cite each other, so a visitor changed language by following a link.
It now opens on installation, states that
@modelcontextprotocol/sdkandzodare peer dependencies and why (one instance of the SDK, provided by the host), and keeps the section that carries the argument: the oracle proving the sharing is real. Breaking one byte of the guard here turns both consuming servers red — 2 failures in mcp-core, 1 in hammer-mcp, 2 in gmod-mcp, measured 11/08/2026. A "shared" package that was actually copied would pass every test identically.Adds the CI it never had. Unlike the servers that consume it, this package has no game, no Wine and no Python to miss, so nothing skips: a green run means the whole suite ran.
36 tests, build and typecheck green.