📚 Expand README with comprehensive error handling patterns#1
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- Webpack/Vite build memory errors - React/Next.js hydration mismatches - Rails/Django migration conflicts Covers common real-world debugging scenarios
- Pattern 1: Promise rejection handling (unhandled rejections) - Pattern 2: Try-catch anti-patterns and defensive programming - Pattern 3: Async error propagation in Express - Pattern 4: Event emitter error handling - Pattern 5: Callback error handling for legacy code - Pattern 6: Error context and stack traces - Pattern 7: Timeout and resource cleanup - ~700 lines of real-world error handling examples
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Adds comprehensive real-world error handling patterns and examples to help developers avoid common pitfalls and implement proper error handling.
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