fix(cli): improve error unwrapping and accept degraded health status#5
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- Unwrap ExceptionGroup/TaskGroup to surface the real MCP error (e.g. HTTP 401) instead of showing the opaque wrapper - Add "degraded" to the list of accepted health-check statuses so partial-health responses are displayed correctly
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Summary
MCPClient.call_toolto surface the real underlying error (e.g. HTTP 401) instead of showing the opaqueExceptionGroupwrapper. The MCP SDK uses anyio TaskGroups, which wrap failures inBaseExceptionGroup.degradedto accepted health-check statuses in the CLI so that partial-health responses are displayed correctly instead of being treated as errors.Test plan
healthcommand against a server returningdegradedstatus and verify it displays normally