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docs: a Going native section in the README - #157
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How --native and pyfun build --native work, the one-line build, and the measured speed-ups, pointing at DESIGN 5.6 for the details.
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--nativework (#149–#156) in the README: what native mode changes in the emitted Python, thepip install mypy/pyfun build --native/python <dir>trip, and the measured speed-ups fromnative-bench, with a pointer to DESIGN §5.6. Docs only.