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LGTM: 'book_changes' stream type has been added correctly.
The addition of 'book_changes' to the StreamType union type looks good. This change expands the available stream types that can be used with the XRPL library.
Consider adding appropriate documentation to explain what the 'book_changes' stream represents and how it should be used by consumers of the library.
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Add documentation for the new book_changes stream type
I didn’t find any references to book_changes in your markdown docs (e.g. README.md, MIGRATION.md, etc.), so please add a note about what the book_changes stream represents and how consumers should use it. For example:
• In README.md (under “Streams” or “Websocket Subscriptions”), list book_changes alongside the existing stream types with a brief description.
• In MIGRATION.md (if you document breaking changes or new features), mention that book_changes was introduced in this release and point to any relevant examples.
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