docs: adding docling-mcp to the documentation - #6932
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Signed-off-by: Peter Staar <taa@zurich.ibm.com>
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📝 Summary
This PR adds a guide for connecting Docling MCP to ContextForge.
The guide documents:
Docling MCP remains an external service with an isolated dependency environment. This design avoids vendoring upstream code or adding conflicting dependencies to ContextForge.
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📓 Notes
This PR intentionally excludes vendored Docling MCP source, ContextForge dependencies, and Docker Compose services.
Docling MCP runs as a separate Streamable HTTP service. ContextForge registers and federates its /mcp endpoint.
A future PR can add an optional Compose profile after maintainers approve the deployment and maintenance model.
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