chore(build): declare multi-platform support and include cross-platfo…#699
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…rm binaries Add `os` (darwin, linux, win32) and `cpu` (x64, arm64) fields to package.json so installs are validated against supported platforms, and regenerate the lockfile to include the platform-specific optional binaries (e.g. the full set of @esbuild/* targets). This lets the project be installed and built on macOS, Linux, and Windows across x64 and arm64. Also picks up minor transitive dependency bumps from the lockfile regeneration.
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…rm binaries
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os(darwin, linux, win32) andcpu(x64, arm64) fields to package.json so installs are validated against supported platforms, and regenerate the lockfile to include the platform-specific optional binaries (e.g. the full set of @esbuild/* targets). This lets the project be installed and built on macOS, Linux, and Windows across x64 and arm64.Also picks up minor transitive dependency bumps from the lockfile regeneration.