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Adds a new "Async Usage" section to the README.md to document the asynchronous capabilities of the GooglePlayClient. This section explains the 'a' prefix convention for async methods and provides a complete, runnable example that covers: - Fetching app details (`aapp`) - Searching for apps (`asearch`) - Listing collections (`alist`) - Fetching reviews (`areviews`) - Getting search suggestions (`asuggest`)
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This commit adds a new "Async Usage" section to the README.md file to document the recently added asynchronous features. It includes a clear explanation of the 'a' prefix convention and provides a comprehensive, runnable code example demonstrating the usage of aapp, asearch, alist, areviews, and asuggest.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 16647723344084596095 started by @RankoR