fix: display MCP tag for prompts in autocomplete but not in prompt #6531
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A last-minute change from @rekram1-node in #5767 was to add an
(MCP)tag to the name of the prompt if it was an MCP one. Quite a nice addition to be fair. However, that broke the functionality because now the prompt has a space, meaning the(MCP)part is considered an argument by the parser and the name is not matched.This PR fixes it by adding an
mcpproperty to theCommandobject so that we can still display the(MCP)tag but then when it's added to the prompt only the uninterrupted name is there which mean the substitution will work fine.One possible change could be to have a general
tagproperty instead of the specificmcpone so that if we want to add more tags in the future we can for example display/my-command (CUSTOMTAG)...but it might be surperflous.