Heat-Insert Coupon Recording Prompt

The prompt below reproduces demo_recording_heat_insert.py — a recording-friendly script that pauses between every build step so each feature is visible on screen, for screen-recording an MCP-driven modeling session end to end.

Write a standalone Python script (not a one-off tool call) that connects to
SolidWorks via the pywin32 adapter and, using the REAL registered MCP tools
(not raw COM calls), builds an M4 heat-set-insert mounting coupon:

- A 30x30x15mm rectangular block, sketched on the Top plane and extruded
  downward 15mm.
- A centered Ø5.5mm x 6mm deep hole for the insert.
- A 0.5mm chamfer on the top face (the face the block was sketched on) --
  select the whole face, not individual edges, so the hole rim and outer
  edges are chamfered together in one feature.
- A 1mm fillet on the *other* largest face -- the bottom, which does not
  touch the Top plane -- again by selecting the whole face.

Make the script recording-friendly:
- At the very start, print the natural-language prompt that produced the
  script, then print the script's own source code.
- Wait on input() before connecting, so I have time to switch to the
  SolidWorks window.
- Print a short step header before each build step, then pause a couple of
  seconds after each one completes, so the part visibly grows on screen one
  feature at a time instead of finishing instantly.
- At the end, print the final feature tree.

Verify each step's response status before moving on, and fail loudly with
the tool's error message if any step doesn't return success.

Verified working end to end (all 7 modeling steps + feature-tree check) on 2026-09-18 against SW2026 (major version 34).