Fix JSR Publish and Documentation Release

[pieterocp]

Summary

Should fix ci by setting ci to use node 20 instead.

Description

Sets the version of node used in github actions to 20.

Related Issues

Fixes #463

Type of Change

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to change)
  • Not part of this, but this implicitly suggest that this library won't install with node 18 anymore (outside of using `ignore-engines). This is more of a question of if we should support the minimum versions that align with the minimum versions of vue/nuxt or if we want to help everyone bump up. (The latter is a good way to do it, but tooling working on a huge range of different underlying versions does make their adoption easier, albeit adds a lot of headaches making sure it runs well with a large range of runtime environments.)
• Documentation update

(Not a github actions wizard so there might be a way to run this in some pre-deployment tooling to verify this works, I think it should but only when executing it can I be sure.)

[github-actions]

Vue Mess Detector Analysis Results

🚨 New Errors: 2
⚠️ New Warnings: 4
✅ Fixed Errors: 0
🔧 Fixed Warnings: 0
📝 Total Lines: 97
📁 Total Files: 3

New Issues

- src/helpers/setupFileIgnoreList.ts:
  rrd ~ else conditions: else clauses found (1) 🚨
  rrd ~ function size: function (checkFileIgnoreRules#5) is too long: 22 lines 🚨
- src/helpers/setupFileIgnoreList.test.ts:
  rrd ~ magic numbers: magic numbers found (line #23 magic number: 2) 🚨
  rrd ~ magic numbers: magic numbers found (line #26 magic number: 3) 🚨

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[David-Pena]

Not part of this, but this implicitly suggest that this library won't install with node 18 anymore (outside of using `ignore-engines). This is more of a question of if we should support the minimum versions that align with the minimum versions of vue/nuxt or if we want to help everyone bump up. (The latter is a good way to do it, but tooling working on a huge range of different underlying versions does make their adoption easier, albeit adds a lot of headaches making sure it runs well with a large range of runtime environments.)

@pieterocp Let's bring this to the Discord so we can discuss it with @rrd108