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feat: remove tools based on env vars - #162
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I tried setting an env var to disable the tool but I can still see the tool in cursor
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There was some problem with the command I ran to test it. I ran it with the correct command and now it works!
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Based on #161, this PR adds the ability to conditionally deregister certain tools, using env vars with the schema
<tool_name>_DISABLED.This PR just achieves it via using the low-level API, as opposed to conditionally declaring each function, which saves us some boilerplate and in my opinion produces better-looking code.