feat: support async github token providers#42
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Allow GitHub token inputs to be strings or async provider functions resolved at tool execution time, keeping createOctokit and core APIs backward compatible. Includes docs, eve-agent Vercel Connect example, and a minor changeset. Co-authored-by: Trevor Harwell <trevor.harwell@evisions.com>
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tokento be a string or async provider (GithubTokenInput), resolved lazily at each tool execution — unblocks Vercel Connect and other short-lived token mechanismscreateOctokitand thecore/*layer backward compatible (no breaking changes on low-level APIs)resolveGithubTokenhelper, docs, minor changeset, and a temporary Vercel Connect example inexamples/eve-agentCo-authored-by: @trevorharwell trevor.harwell@evisions.com