feat: isolate adapters via subpaths and harden npm publish - #1
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Split framework adapters into separate package exports so the core entry no longer requires Next.js or other peers at import time. Gate CI publish to main-only pushes and ship a lean tarball with an explicit files allowlist. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Split framework adapters into separate package exports so the core entry no longer requires Next.js or other peers at import time. Gate CI publish to main-only pushes and ship a lean tarball with an explicit files allowlist.
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