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fix(registry): shorten server.json description to fit the registry's 100-char cap - #9
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…100-char cap Commit-Author: claude-main Task-Source: user-prompt Reason: the previous 1.3.2 registry publish failed 422 validation (expected length <= 100 on body.description); the operator approved a 97-char replacement covering the same four product lines plus x402. package.json's longer description is intentionally left unchanged since npm has no such limit.
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Summary
expected length <= 100onbody.description.server.json'sdescriptioncovering the same four product lines (SMS verification, rentals, proxies, cloud browser) plus x402 deposits.package.json's longer 168-char description is intentionally left unchanged — npm has no such length limit.Scope
server.jsononly. No version bump, no npm publish, no other metadata changes.