Add patch application tools and improve git_add parsing #6
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Implements two new tools for applying git patches: - git_apply_patch_string: Applies a patch from a string to a repository - git_apply_patch_file: Applies a patch from a file to a repository The string-based implementation creates a temporary file and delegates to the file-based implementation to maintain DRY principles. Updated README.md to document the new tools.
Support parsing files as a single filename, comma-separated or space-delimited list to accommodate inconsistent LLM interactions.
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Adds two missing git operations and fixes LLM interaction issues with file staging.
git_apply_patch_string / git_apply_patch_file
git applyfunctionality in MCP interfaceEnhanced git_add parsing
"file1.js,file2.js""file1.js file2.js""file1.js"