return json strings from query results instead of dicts#154
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return json strings from query results instead of dicts#154knQzx wants to merge 1 commit intoClickHouse:mainfrom
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mcp protocol requires tool results to be strings but execute_query and run_query were returning raw dicts, causing validation errors on every successful response. also fixes large UInt64 values getting corrupted since json.dumps with default=str serializes them properly fixes ClickHouse#141, helps with ClickHouse#111
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execute_query returns a dict but mcp protocol expects strings, so every successful query triggers a validation error. wrapped the return values with json.dumps. also added default=str which handles large UInt64 values that would otherwise lose precision
fixes #141, helps with #111