Refresh README for new matcher operators and faster onboarding#336
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@copilot bump the package version to 1.4.0 in package.json and package-lock |
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README now documents the newly added matcher operators and is reorganized to be easier to scan for common usage. The update focuses on first-contact clarity while preserving links to deeper docs.
Operator coverage update
$hasand$hasAny.Entry-point readability
commit,getEventStream,query+ DCB condition,fromStreams,createConsumer) without requiring full-doc navigation.Matcher semantics clarification
$has/$hasAnyare array-containment operators and should be used standalone per field.