fix(mcp): pin console install spec to @robosystems/mcp@latest#171
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The console config generator (shared core subtree) now emits `<packageName>@latest` so a stale globally-installed client can't shadow registry updates.
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Summary
The console config generator now emits
<packageName>@latestso a stale globally-installed client can't shadow registry updates.Why
Bare
npx -y @robosystems/mcpruns an already-installed copy without checking the registry;@latestforces npx to resolve the current published version.Changes
src/lib/core/components/console/ConsoleContent.tsx— config generator appends@latestTesting
npm run lintclean; console component tests pass (23).Note
ConsoleContent.tsxis the sharedlib/coresubtree (edited directly here for consistency). Runnpm run core:pushpost-merge to align the canonical core. Part of a cross-repo sweep.