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docs: synchronize current behavior and Japanese learning material - #1437
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Current docs still described frame-local closures as escaping arena allocations, excluded file task transfers, and pointed readers to removed numeric process status APIs. This refresh aligns those descriptions with the compiler and synchronizes the English/Japanese guides and library references.
Validation: all 83 English/Japanese document pairs checked; 637 local link targets and 70 heading anchors resolved; 10 changed English/Japanese example variants pass both
alignc checkandcheck-per-uniton the current source. The compiled Web document receives its existingapps_web_multipartowner check and the repository's code-tier preflight. No compiler behavior or language design changes.