docs: note Node/Python version independently (DOC-2) - #3
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Clarify at the sibling cross-reference that the Node and Python packages release on independent cadences, so a version-number gap is expected; both implement the same StandIn wire protocol and interoperate with the hosted service identically.
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Go-live Low finding DOC-2: the READMEs cross-linked siblings but gave no version pairing, so the skew (e.g. Node 0.11 vs Py 0.2) reads as a mismatch. Add a one-line clarification that the packages version independently and interoperate at the wire level. README-only (propagates to the registry on the next release).
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