Add Promise-Based API #129
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This commit introduces a new set of `Async`-suffixed methods that return promises, allowing for a modern `async/await` workflow. The new promise-based API is added in a non-breaking way, preserving the original callback-based methods for backward compatibility. The `README.md` has been updated to include a new section with usage examples for the `async/await` API.
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This change introduces a new set of
Async-suffixed methods that return promises, allowing for a modernasync/awaitworkflow. The new promise-based API is added in a non-breaking way, preserving the original callback-based methods for backward compatibility. TheREADME.mdhas been updated to include a new section with usage examples for theasync/awaitAPI.PR created automatically by Jules for task 7791797418223144151 started by @kelly