docs: add section on limitations #108
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I wanted to ❤️ tsx, but the lack of support for decorators (see #37) is a significant and unfortunate blocker. I spent some effort testing a NestJs project with tsx and debugging why it didn't work before I learned this fact. Having this information available from the start would have saved me some time, so for the benefit of others I suggest adding it to the project README.
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emitDecoratorMetadata support to README
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I wanted to ❤️ tsx, but the lack of support for decorators (see #37) is a significant and unfortunate blocker.
I spent some effort testing a NestJs project with tsx and debugging why it didn't work before I learned this fact. Having this information available from the start would have saved me some time, so for the benefit of others I suggest adding it to the project README.