Replace redis-rb-cluster examples with official Valkey GLIDE client using original Ruby logic

[Copilot]

Completed Review and Changes

• Review current state of the PR
• Identify remaining issues to fix
• Remove Ruby reference from code comment (line 438)
• Remove Ruby reference from explanation text (line 475)
• Use ES6 shorthand property syntax for addresses parameter (line 400)
• Reply to @avifenesh about GitHub issue creation limitation
• Perform final comprehensive review
• Run spell check validation (PASSED)
• Complete final review and code quality check

Summary

All Ruby references have been removed from the Node.js example. The code now:

• Uses modern ES6 shorthand syntax
• Contains no references to the original Ruby implementation
• Follows JavaScript/Node.js best practices
• Passes all spell checks
• Maintains proper error handling and code structure

The Valkey GLIDE Node.js example is now production-ready and provides clear educational value for cluster operations.

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[avifenesh]

@copilot use valkey-glide nodejs https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey-glide/tree/main/node

[Copilot]

@copilot use valkey-glide nodejs https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey-glide/tree/main/node

Updated the implementation to use the official Valkey GLIDE Node.js API from the specified repository. Fixed the client configuration structure, updated timeout settings, and added clientName parameter to match the official documentation examples. Commit: 8fd3fad

[Copilot]

remove the html files

The HTML files were already removed in a previous commit (8c0482a). The repository is now clean of any HTML test files.

[avifenesh]

@copilot open a follow up issue with @asafpamzn points

[avifenesh]

@copilot review and offer changes

[Copilot]

@copilot review and offer changes

Completed comprehensive review and made the following improvements:

Changes Made (Commit 276cb24):

1. ✅ Used ES6 shorthand property syntax (addresses instead of addresses: addresses)
2. ✅ Removed remaining Ruby references from code comments
3. ✅ Removed Ruby references from explanation text

Code Review Summary:
✅ API Usage: Correctly uses GlideClusterClient.createClient() with proper configuration
✅ Error Handling: Comprehensive try-catch blocks for resilience
✅ Code Style: Follows modern JavaScript/Node.js conventions with async/await
✅ Documentation: Clear explanations of client creation, counter initialization, and main loop
✅ Formatting: Proper code block tagging and markdown structure
✅ Spell Check: All words validated against wordlist

Current Code Quality:

• Proper use of template literals for dynamic keys
• Appropriate delay timing (100ms) for demonstration purposes
• Clean error logging for debugging
• Correct client cleanup in finally block

The code example is production-ready and educational, demonstrating cluster operations while maintaining good JavaScript practices.

[avifenesh]

@zuiderkwast @stockholmux @madolson should i merge? Close?