Minor updates

examples/README.md

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 Before running any example, make sure you have:
 
 1. Built the project:
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    ```bash
    node common/scripts/install-run-rush.js build
    ```
 
 2. Either start a standalone network server:
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    ```bash
    cd pods/network-pod && rushx dev
    ```
-   
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    Or let the example start its own network server (most examples do this).
 
 3. Run an example:
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 ## Examples
 
 ### 01 - Basic Container with Request/Response
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 **File**: `01-basic-container-request-response.ts`
 
 Learn the fundamentals of creating containers that handle various operations. This example shows:
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 - Container implementation basics
 - Request/response pattern
 - State management within containers
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 ---
 
 ### 02 - Event Broadcasting
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 **File**: `02-event-broadcasting.ts`
 
 Demonstrates real-time event broadcasting to multiple connected clients. Features:
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 - Multiple clients connecting to the same container
 - Broadcasting events to all connected clients
 - Chat room implementation
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 ---
 
 ### 03 - Multi-Tenant Container Management
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 **File**: `03-multi-tenant.ts`
 
 Shows how to build multi-tenant applications with isolated workspaces. Includes:
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 - Per-tenant container isolation
 - Label-based container selection
 - Tenant-specific data management
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 ---
 
 ### 04 - Complete Production Setup
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 **File**: `04-complete-production-setup.ts`
 
 A comprehensive production-ready example with:
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 - Multiple redundant agents for high availability
 - Health monitoring and metrics collection
 - Event monitoring for observability
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 ### 05 - Error Handling and Retry Logic
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 **File**: `05-error-handling-retry.ts`
 
 Advanced error handling patterns including:
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 - Exponential backoff retry logic
 - Timeout handling
 - Graceful degradation with fallbacks
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 ### Custom Timeout Example
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 **File**: `custom-timeout-example.ts`
 
 Shows how to configure different timeouts for various environments:
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 - Development vs production timeouts
 - Connection timeout configuration
 - Keep-alive timeout settings
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 ---
 
 ### High Availability (HA) Stateless Container Example
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 **File**: `ha-stateless-container-example.ts`
 
 Demonstrates automatic failover with stateless containers:
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 - Multiple agents competing for the same container UUID
 - Automatic leader election
 - Failover when primary fails
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 ## Example Categories
 
 ### For Beginners
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 Start with these examples to learn the basics:
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 1. `01-basic-container-request-response.ts`
 2. `custom-timeout-example.ts`
 
 ### For Application Developers
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 Build real applications with these patterns:
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 1. `02-event-broadcasting.ts` - Real-time features
 2. `03-multi-tenant.ts` - SaaS applications
 
 ### For DevOps/Production
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 Production-ready patterns:
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 1. `04-complete-production-setup.ts` - Full production setup
 2. `05-error-handling-retry.ts` - Robust error handling
 3. `ha-stateless-container-example.ts` - High availability
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 ## Running Examples
 
 ### Run a single example:
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 ```bash
 npx ts-node examples/01-basic-container-request-response.ts
 ```
 
 ### Run with custom network host:
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 Most examples connect to `localhost:3737` by default. To use a different host:
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 ```typescript
 const client = createNetworkClient('your-host:3737')
 ```
 
 ### Debug mode:
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 Run with longer timeouts for debugging:
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 ```bash
 NODE_ENV=development npx ts-node examples/01-basic-container-request-response.ts
 ```
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   async ping(): Promise<void> {}
   async terminate(): Promise<void> {}
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   connect(clientId: ClientUuid, broadcast: (data: any) => Promise<void>): void {}
   disconnect(clientId: ClientUuid): void {}
 }
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 ## Troubleshooting
 
 ### Connection refused
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 - Ensure the network server is running on the specified port
 - Check firewall settings
 - Verify the correct host and port are being used
 
 ### Container not found
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 - Ensure the agent is registered with the network
 - Check that the container kind matches what the agent supports
 - Verify the agent is still alive (check agent health)
 
 ### Timeout errors
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 - Increase timeout values for debugging: `createNetworkClient('host:port', 3600)`
 - Check network connectivity
 - Verify services are responding to ping/health checks
 
 ### Type errors in examples
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 The examples use dynamic container kinds (strings) which may show TypeScript errors. This is expected and doesn't affect functionality. In production, define proper types:
 
 ```typescript
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 6. Submit a pull request
 
 Example template structure:
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 - Header comment with description and usage
 - Imports
 - Container implementation (if applicable)