fix: source per-user creds and region from BrowserStackConfig (remote-MCP safety)

[ruturaj-browserstack]

Summary

Three correctness bugs surfaced when this package runs as a library inside the remote MCP wrapper (multi-tenant Node process). Each one either silently fails or risks cross-user state leakage in that deployment; all are no-ops in local stdio mode.

1. triggerEspressoBuild read creds from process.env at request time → silent 401 or wrong user's creds in remote mode.
2. getMavenCommandForWindows read creds from process.env and emitted them into a Maven command shown to the user → user sees the literal string undefined (or a stale value) in remote mode.
3. getTMBaseURL's module-level cachedBaseUrl is process-shared → in a multi-region remote deployment, the first user's region URL is served to every subsequent user.

Why this matters

@browserstack/mcp-server is consumed as a library by the remote MCP wrapper, a long-lived multi-tenant HTTP service. A single Node process serves many concurrent users. The wrapper builds a per-request BrowserStackConfig from each user's OAuth-decoded session and passes it to new BrowserStackMcpServer(config) — it does not mutate process.env.BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME per request, and the module-level cache cannot be made user-aware without code changes here.

Sibling code paths already do the right thing (triggerXcuiBuild accepts config; getMavenCommandForUnix accepts username/accessKey params; device-cache.ts already gates writes on config.REMOTE_MCP). This PR brings the inconsistent siblings into line.

Changes

1. triggerEspressoBuild (appautomate-utils/native-execution/appautomate.ts)

• Now accepts config: BrowserStackConfig and derives auth via getBrowserStackAuth(config). Matches triggerXcuiBuild.
• Caller in src/tools/appautomate.ts threads config through (already in scope from the tool registration).
• Bonus: throws a clear error when creds are missing instead of base64-encoding undefined:undefined.

2. getMavenCommandForWindows (sdk-utils/bstack/commands.ts)

• Now accepts username/accessKey parameters, matching getMavenCommandForUnix.
• Previously the Windows branch read process.env while the Unix branch took params — an inconsistency that made the Windows variant emit literal undefined into the Maven command shown to the user in remote mode.

3. getTMBaseURL (src/lib/tm-base-url.ts)

• Imports the singleton appConfig from src/config.js and guards both the read and write of cachedBaseUrl on !appConfig.REMOTE_MCP.
• Stdio mode: unchanged — discover once, cache, reuse.
• Remote mode: cache stays empty; each caller re-discovers their own region.
• Follows the existing precedent in device-cache.ts (shouldSendStartedEvent already checks config.REMOTE_MCP).

Tests

• tests/tools/triggerEspressoBuild.test.ts (new) — sets process.env.BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME to a sentinel, calls triggerEspressoBuild with a different value in config, decodes the Authorization header, and asserts the config value wins. Covers the missing-creds error path.
• tests/tools/sdk-utils-commands.test.ts (new) — verifies getSDKPrefixCommand (nodejs / java-unix / java-windows) renders the passed username/accessKey and never the literal undefined or process.env. The Windows case is a direct regression test.
• tests/lib/tm-base-url.test.ts (new) — two regression tests: stdio mode still caches across calls; remote mode re-discovers each call (verified via call-count assertions on the mocked HTTP client across simulated two users in different regions).

npm run build (lint + format + test + tsc) is clean. 19 test files / 133 tests pass.

What's NOT in this PR (intentional)

• Module-level user-data globals in src/lib/inmemory-store.ts (signedUrlMap, _storedPercyResults) and src/tools/sdk-utils/percy-web/fetchPercyToken.ts (globalPercyToken, globalProjectName). All consumer tools are already on the remote wrapper's INITIALLY_DISABLED_TOOLS list, so they're contained today. Refactoring to request-scoped state is a larger separate change.

• Code-template emitters that contain the literal text process.env.BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME:

  • src/tools/appautomate-utils/appium-sdk/languages/{ruby,nodejs}.ts
  • src/tools/sdk-utils/bstack/constants.ts (inside a ```js block)
  • src/tools/sdk-utils/percy-automate/constants.ts (inside a ```js block, with || 'YOUR_USERNAME' fallback)

  These emit code for the user to paste into their own integration. They're producing output, not reading env at runtime. Left as-is.

Drive-by

The single-line diff on src/tools/testmanagement-utils/update-testcase.ts is an unrelated prettier reformat applied by npm run format (part of the build gate). Included rather than reverted so future build runs don't dirty the tree.

Test plan

• npm run build passes locally (lint + format + test + tsc)
• New unit tests added; all 131 prior tests still pass (133 total now)
• Reviewer to spot-check: grep -rn "process.env.BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME" src/ should now only return entries in appium-sdk/languages/*.ts, sdk-utils/bstack/constants.ts, sdk-utils/percy-automate/constants.ts (all inside code-block templates), and src/index.ts (bootstrap)
• Once merged, paired follow-up: confirm the appautomate Espresso tool and TM tools work correctly when invoked through the remote MCP wrapper for users in different regions

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