feat(docs): Add query loading feedback - #1475
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Show rotating, human-friendly status messages while a docs query waits for docs-MCP without affecting JSON or plain output.
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MathurAditya724
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August 25, 2026 10:46
Prevent docs-query spinner output from entering forced-rich pipelines and cover docs route dispatch.
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Docs queries now use the shared terminal spinner with gentle rotating wait messages while docs-MCP prepares a response. The spinner remains absent from JSON and plain output, and docs list behavior is unchanged.
The rotation is timer-based client feedback rather than a claim about server-side MCP stages. It is cleared on success and failure, and is explicitly terminal-only so it cannot enter a forced-rich machine-readable pipe.