docs: update Comparison

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  • Enhanced the comparison table with detailed entries for four additional features: Lazy Router, Native Types, Standard Schema, and Batch Request.
  • Updated status indicators to provide a clear overview of feature support across different technologies.
  • Adjusted the table header layout for improved clarity and readability.

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The documentation file (apps/.../comparison.md) has been updated to enhance a comparison table for three technologies: oRPC, tRPC, and ts-rest. New feature rows have been added for Lazy Router, Native Types (Date, URL, Set, Maps, ...), Standard Schema, and Batch Request, each with status indicators. Additionally, the table header has been reformatted for improved clarity. Existing content remains unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
apps/.../comparison.md	- Added new feature rows: "Lazy Router", "Native Types (Date, URL, Set, Maps, ...)", "Standard Schema", and "Batch Request" with status indicators for oRPC, tRPC, and ts-rest. - Reformatted the table header for better alignment and clarity.

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New features bloom like carrots in spring,
Lazy Routers and Native Types make my heart sing.
Oh, a schema so standard and a batch that's neat—coding delights make this update sweet!

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14-15: Enhanced Table Header for Improved Readability

The reformatting of the table header now clearly separates the column titles from the content. The consistent alignment and clear demarcation using the markdown syntax enhances the overall readability of the table.

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29-30: Addition of New Feature Rows: "Lazy Router" & "Native Types"

The rows for "Lazy Router" and "Native Types (Date, URL, Set, Maps, ...)" have been added with appropriate status indicators (✅, 🟡, 🛑) that are consistent with the legend defined earlier in the file. This update provides enhanced insights into feature support across oRPC, tRPC, and ts-rest.

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31-32: Inclusion of "Standard Schema" Feature

The new row for "Standard Schema" is well integrated into the table. The status indicators (✅ for oRPC and tRPC, 🛑 for ts-rest) are clearly presented, maintaining consistency with other rows. This addition enriches the comparison by highlighting schema support capabilities.

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36-36: Addition of "Batch Request" Feature

The "Batch Request" row is added with clear and consistent status indicators across the three technologies (🛑 for oRPC and ts-rest, ✅ for tRPC). This update effectively rounds out the comparison by addressing batch processing support.

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