Improve README example and update src/example#4
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Replace the abstract time/plusOne example with a realistic profile-fetching scenario that clearly demonstrates the zero-await control flow pattern. Add a full Example section before the API reference with a dependency graph diagram, and rewrite the Why typectl? section with matching before/after code. Made-with: Cursor
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time/plusOneexample with a realistic profile-fetching scenario (fetchUser,fetchPosts,formatProfile) that makes the zero-await pattern immediately intuitiveasync. Noawait. NoPromise.all." to drive the point homesrc/examplefiles to match the new README and fixes thepicktest insrc/spec.tsthat referenced the removedplusOnefunctionTest plan
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