fix missing params for upstream.MCPNamein filtered_tools_handler

[aniketpandey05]

What does this PR do?

Fixes incorrect logging in filtered_tools_handler.go by invoking upstream.MCPName() instead of referencing the method value. This ensures the actual upstream MCP server name is included in log messages, improving observability and debugging.

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• Bug Fixes
  • Fixed incorrect method invocation in debug logging for tool filtering, improving log accuracy for troubleshooting and debugging.

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Walkthrough

Single-character fix in filterToolsByServerMap: the debug log for "no tools registered for upstream server" now calls upstream.MCPName() as a method instead of referencing upstream.MCPName as a field.

Changes

Fix MCPName() method call in debug log

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Fix MCPName() invocation in debug log internal/broker/filtered_tools_handler.go	Debug log now invokes upstream.MCPName() correctly instead of referencing upstream.MCPName without parentheses.

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[aniketpandey05]

@david-martin @jasonmadigan @maleck13 this one can be merged too it fixes the missing ()

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• refactor: consolidate duplicated tool/prompt logic into entityRegistry #1148

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[Aman-Cool]

@rogueslasher, Confirmed.., upstream.MCPName was passing the method value instead of calling it, so the line logged a func, not the name. Grepped the tree too: this is the only instance left, everything else already calls MCPName().

Optional: you can actually drop the call here. serverName is already in scope from the loop above, and since findServerByName only returns the upstream whose MCPName() == serverName, the two are equal.., so "server", serverName does the same thing without the call, and matches the Error log just above. Fine to leave as-is though.