docs: add disclaimer about Node.js 18+ native fetch#1864
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Add a documentation note informing users that Node.js 18+ already has native fetch built-in, making node-fetch unnecessary for those versions. This helps users avoid unnecessary bundle size increases.
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Should probably mention that Node's native |
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Description
Adds a documentation disclaimer informing users that Node.js 18+ already has native fetch built-in, making node-fetch unnecessary for those versions.
Motivation
Many users are not aware that Node.js 18+ includes native fetch. This leads to unnecessary installation of node-fetch, increasing bundle size (especially important for serverless deployments).
Changes
This addresses issue #1857.