Cursor normalizes an MCP server config into a fixed field set and order before
hashing it into an approval key, so equivalent configs written in a different
field order produced keys Multica never matched, leaving the server unapproved.
Serialize stdio servers as {type?, command, args?, env?, cwd?} and remote
servers as {type?, url, headers?}, dropping unknown fields, and marshal without
Go's HTML escaping so the bytes match Cursor's JSON.stringify output.
Approval keys verified against cursor-agent 2026.08.04-aaa8809 and
2026.07.20-8cc9c0b via `mcp enable`; expected hashes in the tests are captured
from a real Cursor install.
Reported and fixed by @wuchangming.