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This pull request implements I/O and multiplexing support for the Chrome DevTools Protocol library. Key changes include:

Major Updates:

  • Added WebSocket support as an optional dependency while maintaining Sans-I/O core functionality
  • Implemented async/await API with context managers for connection lifecycle
  • Added command multiplexing architecture allowing concurrent command execution
  • Created event handling system with async queue-based dispatching

Documentation:

  • Added comprehensive implementation design documentation
  • Updated README and API documentation to reflect new I/O capabilities
  • Added connection usage examples and guides

Infrastructure:

  • Added test coverage for new I/O and multiplexing features
  • Updated build configuration and dependency management
  • Added new GitHub workflow configurations

The changes maintain full backward compatibility while adding powerful new features for WebSocket-based communication and command multiplexing. All modifications follow best practices for security, performance, and error handling.

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Resolves #57

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Note: This PR includes changes to Workflow contents under the .github/workflows directory. Since Workflows can contain scripts that are automatically executed upon build, carefully review these changes before committing to avoid unintended effects.

This improves the robustness of workflow scripts by adding default values for undefined count variables and adds a check_issues script for monitoring workflow patterns.
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