[repo-assist] docs: document known Debug-mode F# compiler bug affecting taskSeq (#473)

Review the proposed changes to README.md and release-notes.txt, starting with the Known Issues wording and the upstream F# issue and fix PR linked in the message. Done means the Debug-mode taskSeq compiler regression, its Release workaround, and the unreleased documentation entry are accurately recorded; note that the generated patch requires a human-created pull request.

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What

Adds a Known Issues section to README.md documenting an upstream F# compiler regression discovered while investigating #473: Debug builds on .NET SDK 10.0.400+ / F# 10+ can silently truncate a taskSeq { } sequence that do!/awaits between yields. MoveNextAsync simply returns false after the first await — no exception, no warning.

Root cause

This is not a bug in FSharp.Control.TaskSeq. I reproduced the issue locally against both the published 1.1.1 NuGet package and this repo's current main branch source (SDK 10.0.400), and confirmed:

• It only reproduces in Debug (-c Debug) — Release (-c Release / -p:Optimize=true) always works correctly.
• It is already tracked upstream as dotnet/fsharp#20466 ("Incorrect state machine compilation in debug"), filed by a compiler-team contributor using this exact repo as the repro case.
• A fix is already in progress: dotnet/fsharp#20469 — "Debug compilation could route inline builders containing low-level resumable state machines through generated helper methods. That helper boundary hid nested ResumableCode definitions from lowering, causing incorrect execution for composed builders such as TaskSeq." This matches exactly how TaskSeqBuilder.fs's Bind/WhileAsync/For compose ResumableCode values.

Since this can't be fixed in library source (it's a compiler-lowering issue), the most useful contribution right now is documenting it clearly so users hitting it (like the reporter of #473, whose tests silently passed on only the first item because dotnet test defaults to Debug) can find a workaround quickly.

Change

• README.md: new "Known issues" section with a short description, links to the upstream issue/fix PR, and the workaround (build/test in Release, or set <Optimize>true</Optimize>).
• release-notes.txt: added an Unreleased bullet per repo convention.

Test Status

Documentation-only change; no source code modified. dotnet fantomas . --check not applicable (no .fs/.fsx files touched). No build or test run required per repo guidelines for docs-only changes.

Closes nothing directly, but relates to #473.

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