fix: correct DeepSeek integration status reporting - #9
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Stop treating a source checkout as official runtime ready. Doctor and agents now report transport=acp and integration=legacy|missing, with an official placeholder that stays unavailable. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
bridge_agentsnow report DeepSeek astransport=acpandintegration=legacy|missing.DeepSeek ACP available (legacy source integration), not official runtime ready.undefined) and reportsofficial runtime unavailable.Stacked on #8. Merge after the docs PR.
Test plan
npm test(legacy detected, missing detected, official placeholder does not claim ready)npm run mcp:smokebridge_doctor/bridge_agentson a machine with and without a DeepSeek source tree