Add subpath exports for library consumers#23
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Add Node.js subpath exports to package.json so consumers can import
service functions and types directly:
import { listDesigns } from '@intelligentelectron/universal-netlist/service'
import type { ParsedNetlist } from '@intelligentelectron/universal-netlist/types'
Re-export public API types from service.ts for single-import convenience.
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Summary
exportsfield topackage.jsonwith subpath entries for./serviceand./typesservice.tsso consumers can import functions and types from a single pathEnables:
Test plan
npm run build— compiles without errorsnpm run type-check— no type errorsnpm test— all 255 tests passnpm pack --dry-run— confirmsdist/service.*anddist/types.*included