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docs: refresh roadmap to reflect shipped, in-review, and planned work - #976
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The roadmap page and the README's Roadmap section listed persistence and hydration as future work, sketched exception transitions that #796 now implements, and ended with a pre-Apache "Burr Cloud" waitlist. This replaces both with a factual status view: what shipped (with doc links), what is in review (one line per open PR), what is under discussion on dev@, and what is still planned. No priorities or dates are asserted; it reports state so contributors can find the live threads.
Reviewers: please check the "Planned" list reflects what the PPMC actually intends to keep.