docs: remove stale @param call from AsyncToolSpecification javadoc - #1143
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What
The
AsyncToolSpecificationjavadoc still documents a@param callmarked as deprecated, but the deprecatedcallrecord component no longer exists — the record now only hastoolandcallHandler. This removes the stale tag and fixes a small grammar slip in thecallHandlerdescription ("The second arguments is" → "The second argument is").Why
Javadoc for a record documents its components, so a tag for a removed component renders a nonexistent parameter in the generated documentation and shadows the actual
callHandlerdescription.How checked
./mvnw -pl mcp-core compilepasses; comment-only change.