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docs: convert bold cross-references into links, link SEP and RFC mentions (#3017)

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@ -26,11 +26,11 @@ result.structured_content # None
Two things to notice:
* `data` is base64. You returned raw `bytes`; the SDK did the encoding.
* `structured_content` is `None`. An `Image` is content for the model to look at, not data for the application to parse: there is no output schema. (Contrast **Structured Output**, where the return annotation *is* the schema.)
* `structured_content` is `None`. An `Image` is content for the model to look at, not data for the application to parse: there is no output schema. (Contrast **[Structured Output](structured-output.md)**, where the return annotation *is* the schema.)
!!! info
`ImageContent` and `AudioContent` live in `mcp_types`, right next to the `TextContent`
you met in **Tools**. A tool result is a list of content blocks; `Image` and `Audio` are
you met in **[Tools](tools.md)**. A tool result is a list of content blocks; `Image` and `Audio` are
the shortest way to produce the two binary kinds.
### Try it
@ -105,4 +105,4 @@ A tool's icons are on the `Tool` object from `tools/list`, a resource's on the `
* An `Icon` is a pointer: a `src` URI plus optional `mime_type`, `sizes`, and `theme`.
* `icons=[...]` works on the server, on tools, on resources, and on prompts, and clients find them on the matching objects.
That is everything a tool can put *into* a result. Helping the user fill in a prompt's or a resource template's arguments *before* anything runs is **Completions**.
That is everything a tool can put *into* a result. Helping the user fill in a prompt's or a resource template's arguments *before* anything runs is **[Completions](completions.md)**.