Player relationships docs

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Documentation Review: Player Relationships

Overall, this is excellent documentation that is clear, well-structured, and comprehensive. The writing quality is strong and follows the existing documentation patterns well. I have a few minor suggestions to enhance clarity and consistency:

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🟡 Clarity & Readability

Line 12-13: Clarify "broadcasts accept any stringifiable data"

Since broadcasts accept any stringifiable data, you can build pub/sub systems...

A developer might wonder what "stringifiable" means in practice. Consider being more explicit:

Since broadcasts accept any data that can be converted to a string (text, JSON-encoded objects, etc.), you can build pub/sub systems...

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🟡 Accuracy & Completeness

Line 30: Missing error handling context

var search_page := await Talo.players.search("target_player_identifier")
var target_alias_id := search_page.players[0].get_alias().id # this assumes we found at least one player

While the comment notes the assumption, a developer following this would face a crash if no players are found. Consider showing defensive code:

var search_page := await Talo.players.search("target_player_identifier")
if search_page.players.is_empty():
    print("Player not found")
    return

var target_alias_id := search_page.players[0].get_alias().id

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🔵 Code Examples

Line 265-268: Inconsistent JSON parsing pattern

The JSON parsing example could match the pattern seen elsewhere in Talo docs:

# current
var json := JSON.new()
if json.parse(message) == OK:
    print("Parsed data: %s" % json.data)

# suggested (more defensive)
var json := JSON.new()
if json.parse(message) == OK:
    var data = json.data
    print("Parsed data: %s" % data)
else:
    print("Failed to parse JSON message")

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✅ Strengths Worth Noting

• The progressive disclosure is excellent (basic use case → advanced filtering)
• Signal documentation is thorough and immediately actionable
• The friends list demo callout is perfectly placed
• Code samples are consistently formatted with proper language tags
• Cross-references to related features (player presence, player search) are appropriate

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Final Assessment

This PR is ready to merge with only minor polish opportunities above. The documentation successfully enables developers to implement player relationships without additional support. Great work!