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release: v0.5.4 — per-session MCP, UI branding, version badge (#17)

* fix(server): create fresh McpServer per session to avoid "already connected"

McpServer.connect() throws if the server is already connected to a
transport. The stateful session path was reusing globalMcpServer
(eagerly created at startup), so the second session would fail with
"already connected transport, call close()".

Fix: always create a new McpServer per session. The eagerly-created
globalMcpServer is only used for startup tool/RBAC validation.

* refactor(server): remove globalMcpServer, adopt per-session factory pattern

Follow the official MCP SDK "getServer()" factory pattern: each
session (or request in stateless mode) creates its own McpServer.

- Remove globalMcpServer global variable entirely
- Startup validation (ADR-009) creates a throwaway server to verify
  RBAC permissions, then discards it
- Test mode (globalTransport) creates a per-call server paired with
  the injected transport
- Update JSDoc to document the SDK contract

* fix(server): per-session McpServer factory + ADR-012

Bug: McpServer.connect() throws "already connected transport, call
close()" when a second client session connects, because globalMcpServer
was shared across sessions.

Fix: adopt the official MCP SDK "getServer()" factory pattern — each
session gets its own McpServer. globalMcpServer removed entirely.
Startup validation (ADR-009) creates a throwaway server to verify
RBAC, then discards it.

- ADR-012 documents the per-session factory pattern
- CHANGELOG and whats-new updated
- VitePress sidebar includes ADR-012

* chore: bump version to v0.5.4

* feat(ui): configurable branding, version badge, and powered-by footer

- Add UI_TITLE / UI_SUBTITLE env vars for white-label dashboard
  branding (config/ui.ts, server.json)
- /healthz now returns { status, version, branding: { title, subtitle } }
- UI fetches /healthz at runtime to populate version badge, title,
  and subtitle — no build-time ... (continued)

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