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Expose Application Password availability so the Connectors screen can guide MCP client setup.
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Registers the MCP Adapter as a default
mcp_serverconnector so MCP setup is discoverable from the Connectors screen, reusing the existing install/activate flow. The connector usesauthentication => none, so no credential is stored in connector settings.Also exposes
applicationPasswordsavailability (isSupported,isAvailable,isAvailableForUser,canCreate,username,profileUrl) in the Connectors script module data, so the UI can create an Application Password on request and explain why it's unavailable when it can't.Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/66323
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Used for: Draft implementation, tests, and this description; final code and tests were reviewed and verified by me.
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