Update from code changes: document async drop table API - #329
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Summary
Documents the new asynchronous drop-table API on LanceDB
Connection.drop_table_async(Python/Rust) anddropTableAsync(TypeScript) mark a table as dropped and return a job handle so callers don't block on data-file cleanup — useful when dropping large tables against LanceDB Enterprise, where cleanup runs server-side. The existingdrop_table/dropTablebehavior is unchanged.Upstream PR: lancedb/lancedb#3936
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tables/create.mdxwith Python, TypeScript, and Rust examples and a note on local vs. Enterprise behavior.