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Alphabetize environment variable documentation - #20
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The ENV_VARS registry in lib/config.py follows the same order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014k4kywyN5dAo39izUPvxbw
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ENV_VARSregistry inlib/config.pyand the corresponding tables inREADME.mdalphabetically within their "Common settings" and "Advanced and optional" sections.This improves discoverability and maintainability of the configuration documentation by making it easier to locate specific variables and verify that all documented variables are present in the code.
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ENV_VARSdict inlib/config.pyalphabetically within each sectionNote: The descriptions for
ADMIN_CHAT_IDSwere slightly condensed inconfig.py(from "Your user ID gets a message when an MCP server goes down and may use/creditsand/usage; a group's chat ID gets the down-server messages only. Empty (default) = no alerts and no admin commands." to "Your user ID gets MCP-down alerts and may use /credits and /usage; a group's chat ID gets the alerts only. Empty = neither.") for brevity, while the README.md version retains the original longer form.https://claude.ai/code/session_014k4kywyN5dAo39izUPvxbw