feat(everything): add resource collection example

[olaservo]

This adds a resource collection example demonstrating the pattern where a single resources/read request returns multiple ResourceContents with different URIs. This is useful for modeling collections, indexes, or composite resources.

The example includes:

• A summer specials collection that returns all items
• Category-filtered collections for accessories, footwear, and skincare
• Individual item resources for direct access

Based on the gist provided by @olaservo:
https://gist.github.com/olaservo/585b1ad042723a824b6a0e0e02ae60a8

Fixes #3130

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[olaservo]

Keeping this in draft for now since claude generated this based on my gist and it still needs to be tested.

[cliffhall]

Keeping this in draft for now since claude generated this based on my gist and it still needs to be tested.

Looking good so far. Great idea. I didn't know we could produce PRs with this thing. Maybe we should do more of this with some bug fixes.

[olaservo]

@claude can you please update the docs and Readme for this server so that they include information on this new example?

[claude]

Documentation updates completed

I've successfully updated the documentation for the everything server to include information about the new resource collection example.

Changes Made

• Updated src/everything/docs/features.md to document the resource collection pattern
• Updated src/everything/README.md to mention the resource collection example in the introduction
• Created commit with the documentation changes

Summary

I've updated both the README and the features documentation to describe the new resource collection example. The updates include:

In features.md:

• Added a new section under Resources explaining the collection pattern
• Documented all three collection resource types:
  • demo://collection/summer-specials - returns all items
  • demo://collection/by-category/{category} - filtered by category
  • demo://collection/item/{id} - individual item access

In README.md:

• Added a brief description of the resource collection pattern to the introduction
• Explains that it demonstrates how a single resources/read request can return multiple resources with different URIs

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• Proper commit message describing the changes
• Co-authored-by attribution for both you and Claude

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[cliffhall]

@olaservo Looks like you may need to merge Claude's changes. Ready to test locally whenever you feel this one's ready for review.