fix(cli): replace undefined 'typer' references with 'click' in MCP error handler#19
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…ror handler The mcp() command referenced typer.echo and typer.Exit but never imported typer. This caused a NameError when click-to-mcp was not installed, masking the helpful install instruction. Since the project uses Click (not Typer), switched to click.echo and click.Exit. Fixes: - F821: Undefined name 'typer' → use click.echo / click.Exit - B904: raise from None to suppress exception chain - I001: auto-fixed import sort in _render_costs
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The mcp() command referenced typer.echo and typer.Exit but never
imported typer. This caused a NameError when click-to-mcp was not
installed, masking the helpful install instruction. Since the
project uses Click (not Typer), switched to click.echo and click.Exit.
Fixes: