(docs): add section on Node and SSR Usage #79
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- note that one can hydrate server-side with Node and give some example storage engines one may use for that purpose - note that server-side hydration can be skipped for certain use cases like SSR and give example for how to do so
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storage engines one may use for that purpose
like SSR and give example for how to do so
Ripped out of agilgur5/mst-persist#15 similar to #78.
This adds docs that were requested in #29 as well as some more around how one might intentionally use in Node for server-side hydration. The redux-persist storage links make a bit more sense once #78 is merged in.