docs: document run_sql structuredContent response shape#665
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Summary
Document the new
structuredContentfield returned by the MCPrun_sqltool, so developers building custom MCP clients know to read typed rows directly instead of parsing the CSV payload.Changes
content+structuredContent)callMcpToolusage examplecontent[0].textstill carries raw CSVContext
Upstream change adds
structuredContent: { rows, columns, rowCount }and anoutputSchematorun_sql. The CSV text payload is unchanged, so existing clients keep working — the structured response is purely additive and lets clients consume typed values without re-parsing strings.