Add documentation note about middleware and runtimes#58873
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At this time Middleware only supports the Edge runtime. This has caused confusion for users attempting to user Node.js only libraries in Middleware. This simply adds a note that the Node.js runtime cannot be used.
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At this time Middleware only supports the Edge runtime. This has caused confusion for users attempting to user Node.js only libraries in Middleware. This simply adds a note that the Node.js runtime cannot be used.
See Switchable Runtime for Middleware for more more information.
Adding this as I've been tripped up by this before, and having it in the documentation should make it easier for others to find.