feat(tools): coerce coordinate-driven inputs across tool handlers#243
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- add `coerceCoordinates()` validation at the top of all `x/y/z` handlers - switch coordinate schemas from `z.number()` to `z.coerce.number()` - coerce spatial numeric params like `range` and `maxDistance` for consistency - ensure `dig-block` and other position-based tools handle numeric-like inputs safely
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Thanks for the PR! The coercion for coordinate inputs makes sense. I've made a few follow-up tweaks on top of your changes. Merged!
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coerceCoordinates()validation at the top of allx/y/zhandlersz.number()toz.coerce.number()rangeandmaxDistancefor consistencydig-blockand other position-based tools handle numeric-like inputs safely