fix: remove incorrect module entry#21
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This pull request removes the "module" field from package.json, which previously pointed to "dist/index.js". There are no review comments, and I have no feedback to provide.
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Local validation update:
This PR only removes the incorrect |
Fixes #16
dist/index.jsis CommonJS, so advertising it through themodulefield makes tools treat the same file as an ES module entry. This removes the incorrect field and leaves consumers on the existing CommonJSmain/exportspath.I couldn’t run the package checks locally here, so CI is the check.