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docs: correct the MCP tool count from nineteen to seventeen - #4301

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#4295's changeset says "all nineteen already route through those three functions". The registry holds
seventeen — 15 read-only + 2 write (registry-instance.ts).

Nineteen came from counting shapeListResult call sites rather than tools: there are 16, because
terminology.ts calls it twice (index and full mode) and lookups.ts three times.

The changeset is still unreleased, so correcting it now means the number reaches the changelog right.
Nothing about the fix it describes changes — the shared shaper genuinely does cover every tool, which
was the substantive claim.

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The registry holds 17 tools (15 read-only + 2 write,
registry-instance.ts). Nineteen came from counting shapeListResult call
sites: there are 16, because terminology.ts calls it twice (index and full
mode) and lookups.ts three times.

The changeset is still unreleased, so this reaches the changelog correctly.
Nothing about the fix it describes changes — the shared shaper does cover
every tool.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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