docs(commands): document reconnecting to a background command - #318
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Adds a "Reconnect to a background command" section to
docs/commands/background.mdxshowing how to start a long-running command in one process, persist the sandbox ID and process ID, and reattach from a separate process withcommands.connect(pid)andhandle.wait(). Includes both JavaScript/TypeScript and Python examples plus notes on redirecting output to a file, disabling the command timeout, and persisting the IDs.