path-equal@1.2.8

Patch Changes

• e2cb9c7: Serve CJS type declarations to CJS consumers.

  The exports map carried one top-level types pointing at ./esm/index.d.ts, and no require condition. A CommonJS consumer resolving under node16/nodenext was therefore handed the ESM declarations and told the package was ESM, failing with TS1479: the referenced file is an ECMAScript module and cannot be imported with 'require'.

  Nothing was wrong with the emitted code — cjs/package.json already declares {"type":"commonjs"} and cjs/index.d.ts already shipped. The manifest simply never pointed at it. moduleResolution: "node" ignores exports maps entirely, which is why this went unnoticed.

  exports now resolves require and import separately, each with the declarations that match its format, and the top-level types agrees with main instead of contradicting it.