fix: correct Litestar MCP registry metadata#7
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Summary
Root cause
The existing registry record contains copied placeholder metadata: its documentation link points to Advanced Alchemy, its avatar URL contains a duplicated scheme, and its compatibility floor predates the current package requirement.
User impact
The Litestar plugins site will direct users to the correct MCP documentation, display accurate compatibility information, and use the project's own icon.
Validation
sync("litestar-mcp")metadata refreshgit diff --checkThe repository's existing
uv run pytestbaseline still fails becauseparse_requires_python()no longer enumerates Python 3.7 and 3.8 while its test expects them. The existinguv run ruff check .baseline also reports the pre-existing unusedjsonimport insrc/main.py; neither failure is touched by this metadata-only change.