docs: add stdlib and effect-oriented guidance to for-llms.md - #319
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Add new items to the "For LLMs" page: - Learn the Standard Library from api.flix.dev (don't unpack flix.jar) - Prefer the built-in Util.Json module over the flix-json package - Use effect-oriented programming (library or own effects, handled near main) - Prefer Standard Library effects over Java interop Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds four new items to the For LLMs page (
src/for-llms.md), grouped near the top as authoritative-source / preference guidance:flix.jar; use the online API docs (typically stable across releases).Util.Jsonmodule over the third-partyflix-jsonpackage; links to api.flix.dev/Util.Json.html.main; links to the library-effects docs.unsafe/direct Java calls when an existing effect (file I/O, HTTP, network I/O, …) does the job.🤖 Generated with Claude Code