Simplify MCP setup by publishing to PyPI and adding a console entry point

Hi,

I really enjoy this MCP, however I found the setup to be more complicated than it should be. Most MCPs can be set up in agent tools (claude, codex etc) via a simple codex mcp add mariadb-mcp -- uxv mariadb-mcp. However, it is not published on the PyPi index and has no console entry point defined in pyproject.toml, so it's currently not possible to setup this project like this. I find it really cumbersome to clone the project via git for local usage and manually start the stdio server, especially for multiple projects.

I think this should be changed, but only the maintainers of this project are able to complete all tasks to do this, as it requires to set up a PyPi account, org and project.

Task list:

• rename the package from "mariadb-server" to "mariadb-mcp". Mariadb-server is not what this thing is, and I think "mariadb-mcp" would be more in line with current naming conventions of MCPs. https://github.com/MariaDB/mcp/blob/3c533f636c1a0c7459992256cde2f3ee70362bc2/pyproject.toml#L2
• Add console entry point in pyproject.toml, so you can simply run uvx mariadb-mcp. Ex.: https://github.com/VIEWVIEWVIEW/mariadb-mcp/blob/afb3f2a9df70704d070e97b21b1eb85b1dc6ae29/pyproject.toml#L21-L22
• Add setuptools config to pyproject.toml, require for PyPi publish job Ex.: https://github.com/VIEWVIEWVIEW/mariadb-mcp/blob/afb3f2a9df70704d070e97b21b1eb85b1dc6ae29/pyproject.toml#L21-L26
• Setup project on a PyPi account and "trusted publisher" (https://docs.pypi.org/trusted-publishers/adding-a-publisher/) (Needs to be done by the maintainers, please)
• Setup a Github action for publishing on PyPi. Ex.: https://github.com/VIEWVIEWVIEW/mariadb-mcp/blob/main/.github/workflows/publish-pypi.yml
• Change README to prefer uvx mariadb-mcp
• Push version number in pyproject.toml
• Run job to publish

I already played around on how to do it it in the test environment test.pypi.org, my fork is here https://github.com/VIEWVIEWVIEW/mariadb-mcp and the PyPi package is here: https://test.pypi.org/project/mariadb-mcp/. I wrote it together with an LLM and reviewed+tested the code, but I'm not aware of guidelines of MariaDB about LLM generated code. (Maybe you don't like it or have fear of licensing stuff)

Start with pyproject.toml and .github/workflows/publish-pypi.yml, then review the README changes and the trusted publisher guidance linked in the issue. Confirm the package metadata and console entry point, configure the maintainer-owned PyPI trusted publisher, and run the publishing job so mariadb-mcp is available on PyPI.