docs(backlog): mark B1-B5 shipped with PR references#31
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The original post-v1 graduation backlog (B1 composite states, B2 shallow history, B3 timeout transitions, B4 Mermaid diagram, B5 concurrent state parts) fully shipped across PRs #25, #27, and #29. The backlog file hadn't been updated to reflect this — now it has. Each entry now carries a brief 'Shipped:' note pointing at the relevant attribute / generator file / test file so a reader can navigate from the backlog item to the implementation. No new backlog items added — future graduation candidates land here when real-world friction surfaces them.
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Summary
The original post-v1 graduation backlog (B1 composite states, B2 shallow history, B3 timeout transitions, B4 Mermaid diagram, B5 concurrent state parts) fully shipped across PRs #25, #27, and #29 — but the backlog file never got updated. This PR brings it in sync with reality.
Each entry now carries a brief "Shipped:" note pointing at the relevant attribute / generator file / test file, so a reader can navigate from a backlog item to its implementation. No new backlog items added — future graduation candidates land here when real-world friction surfaces them.
Docs-only; no code changes, no SemVer impact.
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