fix: lexer.d.mts was never published - #119
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Ensures the lexer.d.mts TypeScript declaration file is actually included in the published npm package, aligning the published artifacts with the existing exports.import.types entry.
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- Add
lexer.d.mtsto thefileswhitelist inpackage.jsonso it’s included in the npm tarball.
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@guybedford Would you cut a new release for this fix? |
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related #85
cc @guybedford