chore: document the response object in the examples#471
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Co-authored-by: Bu Kinoshita <6929565+bukinoshita@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Gabriel Miranda <gabrielmfern@outlook.com>
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I found myself wondering what was returned by
resend.emails.sendand ended up using the TypeScript docs and trial and error to figure it out. The docs are pretty light, so I took a lightweight approach, adding a console.log to the examples that explains what just happened, with the ID in the content. I'd love feedback on the approach.