This merge combines upstream's organizational rebrand and updates with
our comprehensive bridge stability improvements:
**From Upstream:**
- CoplayDev organizational rebrand (README, LICENSE, documentation)
- Updated logo and deployment scripts
- Python version pinning (.python-version file)
**From Our Branch (Preserved):**
- Comprehensive bridge stability improvements (threading, heartbeat, retries)
- Enhanced debugging and diagnostic features
- Embedded server installation approach (more reliable than git-based)
- Broader Python compatibility (>=3.10 vs >=3.12)
- Advanced port management with per-project persistence
- Auto-setup and connection reliability features
- Robust error handling and recovery mechanisms
**Key Technical Decisions:**
- Used our comprehensive UnityMcpBridge.cs (625 lines vs 473) with all stability features
- Maintained embedded server approach over upstream's git-based installer
- Preserved broader Python compatibility (>=3.10) for better accessibility
- Used our optimized connection settings and retry logic
- Kept our user-centric server installation approach (on-demand vs automatic)
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- Switch ServerInstaller to embedded copy-only (no network)
- Simplify Editor UI server status to 'Installed (Embedded)'
- Vendor UnityMcpServer/src into UnityMcpBridge/UnityMcpServer/src for UPM distribution
- Keep bridge recompile robustness (heartbeat + sticky port)
- Add get_components to the list of available actions in the docstring
- Document required and optional parameters for get_components action
- Clarify the return value structure for get_components
- Improve overall documentation clarity for component data retrieval
David Sarno
Scriptwonder
Shutong Wu
Michael Nugent
toma.tanigawa
Justin Barnett