fix(dingtalk): add ESM package.json to resolve runner.ts top-level aw…#122
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…ait error runner.ts uses top-level await but tsx defaults to CJS output format when no package.json with "type": "module" exists in the file's parent directory. The connector's own package.json already declares ESM but it lives in a child directory and does not cover runner.ts. Adding a minimal package.json next to runner.ts tells Node.js/tsx to treat it as an ES module, allowing esbuild to use the ESM output format which supports top-level await. Made-with: Cursor
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runner.ts uses top-level await but tsx defaults to CJS output format when no package.json with "type": "module" exists in the file's parent directory. The connector's own package.json already declares ESM but it lives in a child directory and does not cover runner.ts.
Adding a minimal package.json next to runner.ts tells Node.js/tsx to treat it as an ES module, allowing esbuild to use the ESM output format which supports top-level await.