Add package exports and types field to package.json
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The package currently only specifies a
main(for CJS) andmodule(for ESM) field, but Node.js does not support themodulefield. I've added anexportsfield which is the standard for package exports nowadays, and ensures modern tools that don't supportmodulecan also use the ESM version.Note that this is technically a breaking change, as it's no longer possible for packages to import files from
distdirectly whenexportsis specified. For example,import 'cockatiel/dist/some-file.js';will no longer work.