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fix(mcp): avoid runtime flake resolution - #51
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Realize the pinned mcp-nixos closure with Home Manager so network cache retries cannot consume the MCP startup budget. Keep the shared V1-compatible configuration that V2 normalizes.
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Outcome
Launch the pinned mcp-nixos 2.4.3 executable from the realized Home Manager closure instead of resolving a flake during MCP initialization. Preserve the shared V1-compatible configuration consumed by V2.
Validation
just check-fullpasses after reconciliation with current main.Rollout
Publish and verify FlakeHub artifact first. Consumer pins it before Endeavour-only Home Manager activation; separate field-preserving V2 snapshot refresh retains unrelated settings.
Recovery
Revert this change and publish a replacement artifact; consumer rollback retains its narrow V2 refresh activation and restores prior input pin.