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Add the Node.js quickstart to the main README - #29
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Add the optional Node.js entry point beside the Python and Rust quickstarts, and a Node/TypeScript row in the starting-point table. The Node package ships separately and leaves the core installation unchanged. Also point the Rust API link to the current 2.5.4 documentation.
Validation: repository CI passed on the final commit; README diff checked. The Node guide is live, its seven-file ZIP installs from the public package release, and the downloaded project and live guide snippet reproduce reviewed PDF/PNG hashes. Desktop and mobile checks passed. Node package release CI passed on Node 22/24/26 across Windows, Linux, and macOS.