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docs: align Node.js version claims across README, runtime docs, package engines, and CI (Closes #453) - #526

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docs: align Node.js version claims across README, runtime docs, package engines, and CI (Closes #453)#526
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Summary

Resolves #453 by reconciling Node.js version requirements and support claims across README.md, docs/runtime-requirements.md, package.json engines, and the CI test matrix.

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  • Updated docs/runtime-requirements.md to state Minimum: Node.js 20 (LTS), Recommended: Node.js 22+ (LTS), and Tested: Node.js 20, 22, 24, removing stale Node 18 minimum claims that contradicted package.json (engines.node >= 20.0.0).
  • Updated README.md CI-Supported Versions line to document automated tests running against Node.js 20, 22, and 24, matching .github/workflows/ci.yml.
  • Added unit tests in tests/ci-matrix-node24.test.ts asserting that docs, package engines, and CI matrix agree.

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David-patrick-chuks-02 merged commit a844280 into Lilly-Protocol:main Sep 6, 2026
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[Bounty: $80] Align Node.js version claims across README, runtime-requirements docs, package engines, and CI

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