Add ToolRuntime migration section to tools documentation #1737
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Adds a migration section explaining how older injection helpers (InjectedState, InjectedStore, get_runtime, etc.) map to the unified ToolRuntime API.
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Adds a migration section explaining how older injection helpers (InjectedState, InjectedStore, get_runtime, etc.) map to the unified ToolRuntime API.
Overview
This PR updates the Tools documentation by adding a migration section that explains how legacy injection helpers map to the new ToolRuntime API. It includes before/after examples and clarifies why the unified approach should be used going forward.
Type of change
Type: Update existing documentation
Related issues/PRs
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Checklist
docs devsrc/docs.jsonif needed(Internal team members only / optional): Create a preview deployment as necessary using the Create Preview Branch workflow
Additional notes
Adds clarity around transitioning to ToolRuntime and consolidates several previously undocumented patterns into one unified section.