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docs(queues): drop the explicit generic from defineQueue() in the README in @observerly/orderly - #67
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What This Changes
The Quick Start's contract block no longer passes an explicit type argument to
defineQueue(), since the body's type is inferred from the schema, and theEmailPayloadtype the Worker example uses is now read from the contract withQueueBody<typeof emails>rather than repeated withz.infer. The shape is named once, in the schema, and read from the contract everywhere else.Notes For Reviewers
kindthe schema does not allow fails to compile, and the consumer's handler receives the same type.Checklist