Docs site 7/7: Python host (boomslang-py) docs#54
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Part 7 of the docs stack (base:
docs-rustdoc). Documents the new Python host package from #53 across the site.Adds a dedicated guide page for
boomslang-py(Sandboxquickstart, resource limits — noting wasmtime epoch deadlines give real timeout interruption, unlike the Java host —, the fixed guest filesystem layout, sync/async host functions, bytecode flow, performance notes), and threads Python-host awareness through the existing pages: host tables in the introduction and other-hosts guide, wheel install in the installation page,just python-*loops in the contributor build docs, and the repo map.The whole stack was also rebased onto main to pick up #53; the slim README and thin CLAUDE.md now carry the Python quickstart and the boomslang-py build/preopen-constraint notes from that PR.
boomslang-py/README.mdremains the canonical package-level reference (it ships with the wheel); the site page summarizes and links.