fix: expose enable_tasks() on MCPServer #2033
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This does not fix #1995, this just adds enable_tasks to the high level MCPServer. The original issue is talking about the |
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MCPServerdoesn't exposeenable_tasks(), so users of the high-level API can't enable task capabilities. The low-levelServersupports it viaserver.experimental.enable_tasks(), butMCPServerdoesn't delegate to it.Adds
MCPServer.enable_tasks()that delegates to the low-level server's experimental handler.Closes #1995