docs: note upstream drizzle-orm#5758 origin in disclaimer

[Thanukamax]

Closes #7

Adds a short note to the Disclaimer sections of the README and the docs Introduction referencing the upstream feature request drizzle-team/drizzle-orm#5758 — the request for a first-party Cloudflare KV cache adapter in Drizzle ORM that this project grew out of.

What it clarifies

• The upstream request is still open and Drizzle does not ship an official Cloudflare KV adapter.
• This package is an independent implementation of Drizzle's public cache interface filling that gap.
• It is not the first-party adapter discussed in the issue; if one lands upstream, we'll help users migrate.

Files

• README.md — note appended to the Disclaimer section.
• docs/src/content/docs/introduction.md — same note in the docs Disclaimer.
• CHANGELOG.md — [Unreleased] → Changed entry.

Notes

• Docs/markdown only — no source, tests, or build config touched, so CI (typecheck/test/build) is unaffected.

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[Thanukamax]

@prdai both PRs are up for review 👇

• Adapter disclaimer (issue Add Disclaimer Regarding the Existing Github Issue within Drizzle itself to Integrate CF KV #7): docs: note upstream drizzle-orm#5758 origin in disclaimer #8 ← this one
• Blog post (issue Design a proper favicon for the docs site #2): feat: add blog post on the Drizzle Cloudflare KV cache adapter blog.bbyb.dev#3

This one adds the upstream drizzle-orm#5758 origin note to the README + docs disclaimer and a CHANGELOG entry. Docs-only, CI is green.