Feature: Add MCP device management-control tools (kill/window/service/power)

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Add P7 management-control tools behind a single McpManage flag (plus
McpReadonly=0): kill_process, operate_window, control_service and
power_action. The write tools run a ready->confirm lifecycle on their
sub-connection, using a new followUp/followUpSent field to tell the two
arrivals of the same TOKEN_*LIST apart; the write command and the follow-up
refresh command go out as two separate Send2Client calls, with a new
WaitSendIdle() (context.h / Server.h) draining the outbound buffer in between
so the same buffer is never WSASend'd concurrently.

McpSettingsDlg gains a "management operations" checkbox (IDC_MCP_MANAGE), the
main toolbar gains an MCP entry button, and en/de/zh-TW strings are synced.
power_action is fire-and-forget over the main connection (no confirmation).

Verified end-to-end against a real Windows 10/VMware client: kill_process
returns remaining:[] and operate_window/control_service return ok:true with
their confirm packet arriving after an HTTP split. Verification surfaced a
prerequisite parser bug, fixed separately in a72e6eb, where HeaderParser
latched m_bShouldUnmask FALSE on HTTP continuation chunks and dropped the
confirm packet.

Co-Authored-By: deepseek-v4-pro

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yuanyuanxianganddeepseek-v4-pro committed 2026-10-01 16:56:30 +02:00

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