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Segments (#91)

* segments draft

* it works?

* more tests, somehow works

* modify list instead of adding segments

* more tests

* more tests

* add `insert`

* more tests

* test append / extend

* prefix data with `znsocket.<type>`

* fix adapter

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* fix tests

* typos

* support converter

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* test segments and arrays together

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* check correct type for segments

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* fix type hint

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* support `len` for segments

* test `get` for segments

* comment out parts not supported yet

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* intermediate state for the `ListAdapter`

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* feat: comprehensive documentation setup with TypeScript support

- Update all Python docstrings to numpy format for Client, Server, List, Dict,
  ListAdapter, Segments, Storage, and attach_events functions
- Convert JavaScript library to TypeScript with proper type definitions
- Set up Sphinx documentation with autodoc, napoleon, and sphinx-js extensions
- Create comprehensive RST documentation structure:
  - quickstart.rst: Getting started guide with Python and JavaScript examples
  - python_api.rst: Auto-generated Python API documentation
  - javascript_api.rst: TypeScript API documentation
  - examples.rst: Extensive examples including nested data structures
- Add support for nested data structures with example... (continued)

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