fix: export ReverseProxyClient from package root#4
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The console client is the package's primary API; re-export it from mcp_reverse_proxy.__init__ so 'from mcp_reverse_proxy import ReverseProxyClient' works for installed wheels. Signed-off-by: Jonathan Springer <jps@s390x.com>
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Summary
Smoke verification of the #3 wheel showed
from mcp_reverse_proxy import ReverseProxyClientfailing: the client class was importable only viamcp_reverse_proxy.client. Since the client is the package's primary API, re-export it from__init__.py.Verification
from mcp_reverse_proxy import ReverseProxyClientsucceeds (editable + wheel)