Add MCP server for Bootstrap docs and component API

Prerequisites

• I have searched for duplicate or closed feature requests
• I have read the contributing guidelines

Proposal

An MCP server for Bootstrap could expose structured access to:

Component definitions
props/options
variants and states
accessibility notes
Usage examples
Utility classes
JavaScript behavior APIs
Versioned documentation access
Migration guidance between versions
Links to source SCSS/JS implementation where relevant

Motivation and context

Normally Ai agents are fairly good at getting context for bootstrap, but it could be outdated information the agents suck in or not structured in the best way for agents. In the case where I thought this would be useful recently: I wanted a complete list of all the classes that actually exist, to better scrub through my application on usages where any class doesn't actually exist or have an effect, to remove the excess. A painfully slow and tedious human task with no real benefit, but something an Ai would complete in only a few minutes as long as it was trust-able. This example is mostly useless for practical benefit, because non-existing classes doesn't really matter. On a more realistic example, it's as simple as just the agent being able to write bootstrap better.

Start by reviewing Bootstrap's existing documentation, component definitions, utility classes, and JavaScript behavior APIs to determine what structured data is available. Done means an MCP server exposes the proposed documentation, versioning, migration, accessibility, usage, and source links in a trustworthy form.