build: add dual package support for ESM and CommonJS#140
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- Update package.json with dual exports configuration (ESM/CJS) - Simplify rollup config to output both module formats - Remove browser-specific build configuration - Update TypeScript config with ES2018 target and ESNext module - Standardize code formatting (spacing in imports/types) - Bump version to 3.1.2 This change enables the package to be consumed by both ESM and CommonJS projects through conditional exports, improving compatibility across different module systems.
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This change enables the package to be consumed by both ESM and CommonJS projects through conditional exports, improving compatibility across different module systems.