fix: add default condition to subpath exports for CJS compatibility#161
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🔗 Linked issue
Resolves #159
📚 Description
Node's CJS
require()resolver does not match the"import"condition in package.json exports. This causes projects that compile to CommonJS (e.g. NestJS with SWC) to fail with:This PR adds a
"default"condition to each subpath export inpackage.json. The"default"condition acts as a universal fallback that both ESMimportand CJSrequire()(Node 22+) can resolve against, without affecting existing ESM behavior.📝 Checklist