Expose firebase init aitools command

[taeold]

Summary

Exposes firebase init aitools command with few bug fixes (fixes #8946)

Changes

• Claude configuration updates:

  • .claude/settings.local.json → .mcp.json (follows new MCP standard)
  • CLAUDE.local.md → CLAUDE.md (follows new memory standard)

• Command exposure:

  • Adds aitools to init features (hidden from menu)
  • Registers in command choices array

• Minor fixes:

  • Fixes markdown formatting in FIREBASE.md

Context

Fixes compatibility issue where Claude Code 1.0.69+ doesn't recognize mcpServers in settings.local.json.

References: MCP docs, Memory docs

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on enhancing the integration of AI coding assistants, specifically Claude, with Firebase projects. It addresses a critical compatibility issue with newer Claude Code versions by updating configuration file paths and introduces a new aitools command to streamline the setup process for these tools within a Firebase project.

Highlights

• Compatibility Update: I've updated the Claude AIToolModule to ensure compatibility with Claude Code 1.0.69+ by adjusting the expected configuration file paths.
• New Command Exposure: I've exposed the firebase init aitools command, which allows users to configure AI coding assistants to work with their Firebase project. This command is hidden from the default interactive menu but can be invoked directly.
• Configuration File Migration: The Claude configuration files have been migrated from .claude/settings.local.json to .mcp.json and CLAUDE.local.md to CLAUDE.md to align with the new MCP and memory standards for Claude Code.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Claude AIToolModule for compatibility with recent changes and exposes the firebase init aitools command. The changes are well-contained and correctly implement the desired functionality. I've added one suggestion to improve type safety in claude.ts by replacing an any type with a more specific one. Overall, the changes look good.