test(vmcp): cover client response posts#5885
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Signed-off-by: King Star <mcxin.y@gmail.com>
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Summary
Valid JSON-RPC responses sent by Streamable HTTP clients used to pass through a
request-only authorization layer, which rejected them as malformed and broke
server-initiated MCP requests. The production vMCP handler no longer installs
that legacy layer after #5556, but the client-response path had no end-to-end
regression coverage.
This adds a production-handler integration test that opens a real Streamable
HTTP client, triggers server-initiated elicitation during a tool call, and sends
the correlated client response back through the
/mcpendpoint.Changes
The test verifies that:
202 Acceptedwith an empty body;back into the production handler chain.
The change is test-only and does not modify runtime behavior.
Verification
Closes #5009