v0.5.0

• BREAKING CHANGES: require TypeScript 5.7 or above

  JavaScript has two buffer types: ArrayBuffer and SharedArrayBuffer.
  Before ES2024, TypeScript treated them as a single type.
  ES2024 introduced distinct features for ArrayBuffer and SharedArrayBuffer.
  To take this divergence into account, TypeScript 5.7 added a generic parameter to buffer views.
  By default, it is set to ArrayBufferLike that is a supertype to ArrayBuffer and SharedArrayBuffer.
  This change is backward compatible.

  TypeScript 5.9 went beyond and introduced a breaking change:
  Buffer's views no longer extend ArrayBuffer.
  Moreover, ArrayBufferLike cannot be assigned to ArrayBuffer.

  To accommodate with this change, all BARE read functions now return a view parametrized with ArrayBuffer.
  For example, readU8Array returns Uint8Array<ArrayBuffer>.
  Because we now use parametrized views like Uint8Array<ArrayBuffer>, you have to use TypeScript 5.7 or above.

  BARE write functions still accept view with any buffer types.

• Export the default bare configuration

  import * as bare from "@bare-ts/lib"
  
  const config: bare.Config = bare.DEFAULT_CONFIG

• Support require(esm) in Node.js v22.10 and above

  This package now has the new exports condition module-sync.
  It allows users of Node.js v22.10 and above to import the ESM version of the package using require.
  It avoids the issues of dual-package hazard.

• Remove package.json main and module fields

  The main and module fields supplemented by the exports fields.
  exports is supported since Node.js v12.7.0
  Since we require a version above, we can safely remove main.

  All major bundlers now support exports.
  Hence, we can also remove the module field.