docs(19.7-04): deferred items from the oauthserver, Journal and demo MCP wiring

.planning/phases/19.7-generic-mcp-module/deferred-items.md

@@ -63,3 +63,29 @@ was changed by the plan that recorded it.
   `lagoon.AfterCommit` (immediately outside a transaction);
   `subject_events_test.go` pins delivery to a pointer listener, no firing
   before commit and none after a rollback.
+- pier publishes `*pier.Pier` once per application (found during 19.7-04 Task 1)
+  status: open
+  **What:** `pier.Mount` publishes the mounted endpoint on the app, so a
+  second `surf.BuildRouter`/`surf.Assemble` on the same `*backpack.App`
+  with `mcp.enabled: true` fails with `backpack: duplicate provider for
+  *pier.Pier`. A binary builds its router once, so serving is unaffected;
+  tests that build twice on one app (sm-demo-app `TestRealtimeRoutes`,
+  `socialServer`) now set `mcp.enabled: false`. A find-or-replace publish
+  (or skipping the publish when the same app already carries one) in pier
+  would lift it.
+- MCP grants are not in the authorized-apps list (found during 19.7-04 Task 2)
+  status: open
+  **What:** the MCP flow (wristband `IssueCode`, sm-oauthserver-plugin's
+  `MCPStore`) stamps the client's `consented_at` but writes no row to
+  `golem15_oauthserver_consents`, so `GET /oauth/authorizations` does not
+  list an MCP client and `DELETE /oauth/authorizations/{client_id}` answers
+  404 for it. The access token itself can still be revoked (row
+  `revoked_at`, refused by the verifier at once) and the user cascade
+  removes every grant, but a user has no self-service "disconnect this
+  agent" for MCP yet. A consent row per MCP grant (written at `IssueCode`)
+  would make the existing list and revocation (which already fires the
+  `revoked` event) cover MCP clients; plan 05's revoke matrix should decide.
+- Pre-existing `gofmt` drift in sm-journal-plugin (found during 19.7-04 Task 3)
+  status: open
+  **What:** `gofmt -l` lists `classes/blog_editor_test.go` before this plan
+  touched the repository. Left as is.