Add delete_block tool to remove blocks by UUID#15
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Adds logseq.Editor.removeBlock API support: - New delete_block method in LogSeq class - New DeleteBlockToolHandler for MCP tool interface - Registered in server.py Closes ergut#14
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Summary
Adds support for deleting blocks via the
logseq.Editor.removeBlockAPI method.Changes
delete_block(block_uuid)method toLogSeqclass inlogseq.pyDeleteBlockToolHandlerclass intools.pyserver.pyUsage
Motivation
Currently the MCP server supports creating and editing blocks, but not deleting them. This makes it impossible to clean up test blocks or remove unwanted content programmatically.
The underlying Logseq API already supports this via
logseq.Editor.removeBlock, so this PR simply exposes that functionality.Closes #14
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