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`CoreEnumFromString` returned the `size_t` from `BNCoreEnumFromString`. A `size_t` does not implicitly convert to `std::optional<T>` for an enum `T`, so every instantiation failed to compile. It now casts the value to `T`.
…lliding Truncation only checked single backticks, so it could split a ``literal``. It now backs up to before an unclosed one. A function whose name differed from another member's only by case, such as `tool` beside `Tool`, got the same section label, which failed the build. Its section is now titled `tool()`.
Previously, MCP tools were compiled into the MCP server, so a plug-in could not offer its own. Now plug-ins written in C++, Python or Rust can register MCP tools. Each binding generates a tool's input schema from its parameters and checks the arguments before the handler runs, so a handler only has to do the tool's work. A new guide explains how to write a tool in each language.
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Plug-ins written in C++, Python or Rust can now register tools that Binary Ninja's MCP server offers to MCP clients. Each binding generates a tool's input schema and checks its arguments before the handler runs. A new guide explains how to write a tool in each language.
This also fixes
CoreEnumFromString, which failed to compile for any enum type, and some Python API documentation behavior that was tripping over the changes.Fixes #8484.