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Add recoverable Trash and one MCP connection for both libraries - #60
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The catalog grew to 53 operations across two discovery pages. Cover the second page and the new delete, undelete and Trash operations, and use a fresh connection for the cross-origin auth-flow request.
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Artifacts and scripts can now be deleted into recoverable Trash from the gallery or MCP. Trashing an item removes it from active listings, disables its URL and file-transfer grants, and pauses schedules while retaining history, data, files and secrets. Restore returns it to the owning library with its original URL; schedules remain paused. Names and slugs stay reserved, and already admitted requests may finish.
One authenticated MCP connection now supports personal and team libraries through a per-call
library_scopeselector and an in-app library switcher. Previews, source reads, backend/file requests, mentions and conversation context retain their library selection. Existing URL defaults remain compatible, personal libraries remain isolated by authenticated identity, and service tokens remain team-only.Validation: both TypeScript checks and the Cloudflare dry-run build passed, along with focused MCP/browser and ownership suites. Worker/OAuth integration checks covered ownership, service-token restrictions, retained data and schedule behavior; resource-scope assertions were updated for the new selector and rerun successfully. The mobile Trash flow and screenshot were verified.