Add README for the InMemoryTransport sample - #1769
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Documents the sample's purpose, how to run it, the expected output, and notes on the pipe wiring, following the style of the TasksExtension and WeatherAppServer sample READMEs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Seven of the thirteen projects under
samples/have no README, includingInMemoryTransport, which is referenced from the Transports and Stateless concept docs via direct GitHub links — so readers land in the folder with no orientation.This adds a README for
InMemoryTransportfollowing the style of the existingTasksExtensionandWeatherAppServersample READMEs. It documents:McpServer.Createwithout a host/DI,StreamServerTransport/StreamClientTransportoverSystem.IO.Pipelinespipes, a delegate-based tool viaMcpServerTool.Create),dotnet runcommand and its actual output,server.RunAsync().Docs-only change; no code affected. READMEs for the remaining samples can follow as separate PRs if this shape looks right.
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