[codex] document native async migration strategy#33
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What changed
.docs/.gitignoreso Markdown drafts require explicitgit add -fasync, defining Node.js support, compatibility testing, diagnostics, and feedback collectionWhy
The package still relies on
async@0.2.x, while its supported Node.js runtimes provide native asynchronous primitives. The project also needs an explicit runtime lifecycle and regression strategy before changing that dependency.Impact
This PR changes documentation and repository contribution rules only. It does not change runtime behavior or dependencies.
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git diff --cached --check.plans/andsite/changes are excluded