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Hi there! 👋
First off, thanks for building such an awesome library! execa has been a joy to use in my projects.
This PR adds a new
examples/directory with practical, real-world code samples. I noticed that while the documentation is excellent, there's a bit of a learning curve when transitioning from reading the docs to actually implementing common use cases. These examples aim to bridge that gap! 🚀What's included
build-script.jsgit-helpers.jsparallel-tasks.jsstream-processing.jsWhy this helps
I'm happy to adjust the examples based on your feedback—whether that's adding more comments, changing the coding style, or including additional use cases. Just let me know! 😊
Thanks for considering this contribution! 🙏