fix(cli): resolve correct package version for npm exec#176
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Fixes the issue where \ avily-mcp --version\ prints \unknown\ when executed via \ px\ or \ pm exec\. Yargs now walks up the directory tree to find the correct \package.json\ instead of relying on the symlink path.
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Summary
Fixes the issue where \ avily-mcp --version\ prints \unknown\ when executed via
px\ or
pm exec.
Changes
The published bin runs through npm's .bin\ symlink path, which prevents yargs from inferring the correct package version. This patch resolves the real entrypoint path, walks up to the installed \package.json, and binds that version explicitly to \yargs.version().
Tested locally with
pm pack\ and
pm exec --yes --package= -- tavily-mcp --version, which now correctly prints \