fix: correct exports field to use subpath "." with import condition#211
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The previous object form {"import": "./index.js"} treated "import"
as a subpath (bencode/import) rather than a condition, leaving the
package root entry point undefined. Wrapping it inside "." makes
"import" a proper condition on the root export.
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The current
exportsfield:Treats
"import"as a subpath (bencode/import), not as a condition. The package root entry point (import "bencode") is left undefined because there is no"."subpath.This PR wraps the condition inside
"."so that"import"becomes a proper condition on the root export:This correctly declares an ESM-only package root entry while keeping the same restriction.