feat: add MCP Client configuration to install script#22
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…system_windows.go for cache directory handling Signed-off-by: CFC4N <cfc4n.cs@gmail.com>
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This pull request includes changes to the
install/install.ps1andservices/file_system_windows.gofiles. The changes focus on adding MCP Client configuration steps and initializing theallowedDirsDefaultvariable in the Windows file system service.Configuration and Initialization:
install/install.ps1: Added MCP Client configuration step by invokingmoling.exewith theclient --installcommand.services/file_system_windows.go: Added a new initialization function to set theallowedDirsDefaultvariable using the user's cache directory or home directory. This change also includes adding a copyright notice and licensing information.These changes ensure proper configuration of the MCP Client during installation and improve the initialization of the file system service in a Windows environment.