Scrapling v0.4.15 Splits Its MCP Server Into One-Shot and Session Tools, and Locks HTTP Transport Behind Auth by Default

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D4Vinci/Scrapling released v0.4.15 on 2026-08-23, restructuring its MCP server into one-shot tools (fetch, bulk_fetch, stealthy_fetch) and session-based tools (session_fetch, open_request_session, session_make_request) that retain cookies and fingerprints across calls, and renaming the get tool to make_request with any HTTP method. The HTTP transport now requires an auth token and binds to localhost by default, which is a breaking change and an unusually security-conscious default for an MCP server. A new Response.markdown() strips scripts, styles and hidden prompt-injection content to produce RAG-ready text, and SiteToMarkdownSpider crawls a whole site into a markdown corpus.