docs: add Unity-Python feature parity guidelines to CLAUDE.md#376
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This pull request updates the documentation to clarify the importance of maintaining feature parity between the Unity and Python clients. It provides explicit guidance and a mapping of key components to help developers ensure both implementations remain consistent.
Documentation improvements:
CLAUDE.mdoutlining the requirement to keep the Unity (NetSyncManager.csand related managers) and Python (client.py,net_sync_manager) clients in sync for all shared features, such as connection, discovery, transform synchronization, RPC, network variables, and stealth mode.