Docs(api): Describe the tmux Server object - #47
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why: Server's transport does not explain its role in tmux. what: - Lead Java and Kotlin Server documentation with the tmux object model. - Explain socket selection, session queries and resource cleanup. - Keep Kotlin suspend and Java interoperability behavior explicit.
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Server documentation led with its transport rather than the tmux objects callers manage. Java and Kotlin now explain sessions, windows, panes, socket selection, and the difference between closing this handle and stopping tmux. Kotlin keeps its suspend and Java interoperability contracts explicit.
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