feat: Remove CommonJS build#279
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BREAKING CHANGE This remove the support for CommonJS by removing the exported require export and the internal build step which builds a CommonJS version. This should not matter much due to the fact that newer versions of node.js now have support for both ESM and CommonJS co-existing.
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I think the syntax for semantic release is a bit off, it should be or |
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LGTM other than the commit message for semrel, can do that as part of a squash 👍 |
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BREAKING CHANGE: This remove the support for CommonJS by removing the exported require export and the internal build step which builds a CommonJS version. This should not matter much due to the fact that newer versions of node.js now have support for both ESM and CommonJS co-existing.