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Add optional session-scoped Blockfrost API keys to the MCP server using a context object pattern.
This PR introduces a
setupSessiontool allowing users to provide Blockfrost keys, which are then stored in-memory per session (identified by a UUID) and override environment variables for subsequent API calls within that session. The Blockfrost provider functions were refactored to accept aProviderContextobject for cleaner parameter passing. This ensures sensitive keys are not persisted and are scoped to the user's interaction.