Add WolframCommand option to InstallMCPServer

[rhennigan]

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Pull request overview

This PR extends the MCP server installation flow to allow callers to override the executable used to launch the server (“WolframCommand”) and to customize the command-line arguments written into generated MCP client configurations.

Changes:

• Add InstallMCPServer options for "WolframCommand" and "CommandLineArguments", wiring them through to configuration generation.
• Update MCP client JSON configuration generation to use an overridden "args" list when provided.
• Document the newly supported options in the deployment docs.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 4 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

File	Description
Kernel/MCPServerObject.wl	Adds override hooks for command/args and uses them when generating "JSONConfiguration".
Kernel/InstallMCPServer.wl	Introduces new options and plumbs them via Block into installation/config generation.
Kernel/CommonSymbols.wl	Declares shared symbols for the new override variables.
docs/deploy-agent-tools.md	Updates the list of forwarded InstallMCPServer options.

Suppressed comments (2)

Kernel/InstallMCPServer.wl:77

• "WolframCommand" and "CommandLineArguments" are accepted and then passed through via $wolframCommand/$commandLineArguments without any option-value validation here. If a caller passes an unexpected type, the failure will surface later as an internal Confirm/Enclose failure (less actionable than a targeted option error). Consider validating these OptionValue results up front (and adding dedicated messages like InvalidWolframCommand / InvalidCommandLineArguments).

                    $installToolOptions   = validateToolOptions[ OptionValue[ "ToolOptions" ], server ],
                    $installMCPServerName = OptionValue[ "MCPServerName" ],
                    $submitUsageData      = validateSubmitUsageData @ OptionValue[ "SubmitUsageData" ],
                    $wolframCommand       = OptionValue[ "WolframCommand" ],
                    $commandLineArguments = OptionValue[ "CommandLineArguments" ]

Kernel/InstallMCPServer.wl:44

• New options ("WolframCommand" / "CommandLineArguments") introduce new installation behavior, but the existing test suite for InstallMCPServer doesn’t get updated here to cover them. Adding a couple of unit tests that assert these options appear in Options[...] and are written into the resulting client config would prevent regressions.

InstallMCPServer // Options = {
    "ApplicationName"      -> Automatic,
    "CommandLineArguments" -> Automatic,
    "DevelopmentMode"      -> False,
    "EnableLLMKit"         -> Automatic,

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Pull request overview

Copilot reviewed 6 out of 7 changed files in this pull request and generated no new comments.