docs(Effect.fn): add example for explicit type annotations#6164
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Show how to use Effect.fn.Return<A, E, R> when migrating from a function with an explicit Effect.Effect return type. Includes a before/after comparison to help users transitioning to Effect.fn. Closes Effect-TS#5860
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Effect.fnshowing how to migrate from a function with an explicitEffect.Effect<A, E, R>return type toEffect.fnusingEffect.fn.Return<A, E, R>Data.TaggedErrorfor the error type to follow current Effect patternsThis addresses the documentation gap where users know how to type regular functions returning effects but don't know the equivalent pattern for
Effect.fn.Closes #5860