docs(readme): list Push Notifications (APNs) as a paid-only feature#71
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The paid iOS README already markets push as "feature not included in free version," but this repo's "Not Included in the Free Version" list omitted it. The free app ships no APNs code (no Push/ directory), so this aligns the README with the actual feature boundary.
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What
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Push Notifications via APNsto the Not Included in the Free Version list in the README.Why
The paid iOS README already lists push as a free-version exclusion ("Push Notifications via APNs (feature not included in free version)"), but this repo's exclusion list omitted it — an inconsistency between the two editions' docs.
Verified the free app ships no push code: no
Push/directory, no APNs/UNUserNotification/remote-notification references anywhere in the source. So push is genuinely paid-only, and the README now reflects the actual feature boundary.Scope
Documentation only — one line added. No code changes.