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docs: list the supported Next.js, React and Node.js versions - #2645
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Fixes #2308
The versions come from the published peer ranges and Next.js 16's own
engines(Node 20.9+, React ^18.2 || ^19, with React 19 left unstated because nothing here tests it) and from current WPGraphQL's WordPress 6.0 minimum rather than FaustWP's 5.7; the packages' ownenginesfields still say Node 18 and the Apollo line will need updating once Apollo Client 4 is supported (#2192).Use of AI Tools
AI assistance: Yes
Tool(s): Claude Code
Model(s): Claude Opus 5.5
Used for: Assisting with checking each version against the packages, Next.js and WordPress.org, and previewing the docs pages on faustjs.org.