v0.2.3 - Buildless Unconstructive Reactivity

• Ensure that constructors are not reactive, i.e. that if you new YourClass inside of an effect, the constructor will be untracked and reading any properties during construction will not cause the effect to track them. It makes more sense that, when you're creating something, you can read your variables to map to further variables, without that counting as something that you want to automatically run again, otherwise you'll re-create the object unintentionally, which is probably not what you want. If you do want that, you can read properties outside of the constructor, before or after you new YourClass to make the intent explicit.
• Also commit dist/ build outputs. This makes things easier for people, so they can consume the build outputs without needing to run a build (f.e. avoiding potential build issues in our less-tested environments such as Windows PowerShell).