feat: Add send(_:) to protocol TransducerInput - #18
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- Introduced explicit acknowledgment semantics for immediate event processing via TransducerInput.send(_:) - Added TransducerInput.send(_:) async throws. - Added Effect.send(_:) for synchronous in-turn event dispatch. - Deprecated Effect.event(_:). - Added comprehensive Transducer usage examples. - Expanded concurrency and actor-isolation docs for async actions. - Clarified TransducerInput dispatch semantics and backpressure behavior. - Added migration guidance for replacing event(_:) with send(_:). - Refactored deprecated APIs to delegate to new helpers. - Updated test stubs and mock inputs for protocol conformance. - Renamed Xcode scheme and test targets from EffectView to EffectComponents.
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