docs(sequentialthinking): correct tool name to sequentialthinking in README#4371
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The sequentialthinking server README refers to the tool as
sequential_thinking(with an underscore) in the tool heading and in the usage/verification sections, but the server registers it assequentialthinking(no underscore) inindex.ts(server.registerTool("sequentialthinking", ...)). Anyone following the README to confirm the tool name in their MCP host or to reference it would look for the wrong identifier. This corrects the four tool-name references insrc/sequentialthinking/README.mdto match the registered name. The npm package name (server-sequential-thinking), config keys, and Docker image references are intentionally left unchanged since those are correct.