Retracted: v1.36.21 does not compile: mcp.go calls networkOf, which was staged in a
file the commit left behind. It built locally because the working tree held
both halves, which is the whole lesson — verify the commit, not the
directory it came from.
The tag is not moved. A version is a permanent address, and a consumer that
already resolved to it must keep getting the same bytes. Retract is how Go
says "published in error" without rewriting history: the resolver stops
choosing it, `go list -m -versions` stops offering it, and anyone pinned to
it is told rather than silently moved. v1.36.22 is the re-cut.
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migrate-from-chi example — chi → zip via stdlib adapter.
Use zip.AdaptNetHTTP(chiRouter) to mount an existing chi.Router as a migration step. Replace adapted routes with native zip handlers when feasible; the adapter costs ~5% perf vs native Fiber dispatch.
chi is NOT a dep of this example — we adapt any http.Handler, and a chi.Router satisfies that interface natively.
The adapted subtree is a wildcard route and registers no operation, so nothing behind /legacy/chi is in the OpenAPI document, the MCP tool list, the CLI or the call plane. That is the price of not rewriting it yet, and it is the reason to: new work goes in as a TYPED op, and a native route added later still wins by specificity, so a legacy path can be replaced one op at a time with no un-mount step.
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