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EDU-3365: Add note about delaying registering update/signal handlers in Go #3177

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What does this PR do?

Add note about delaying registering update/signal handlers in Go. clarifies how to safely register update handlers and signal channels after needed workflow initialization. Tying to keep similar language to #3133

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Changes look good. Thanks!

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Looks good to me.

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@brianmacdonald-temporal brianmacdonald-temporal merged commit 76118a9 into main Nov 12, 2024
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Looks great, @Quinn-With-Two-Ns . Thank you for adding this.

@fairlydurable fairlydurable changed the title Add note about delaying registering update/signal handlers in Go EDU-3365: Add note about delaying registering update/signal handlers in Go Nov 12, 2024
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