fix: tinyexec v1 is esm only, use 0.x instead temporarily

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Important

Downgrade tinyexec to ^0.3.2 in package.json due to ESM-only support in version 1.x.

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  • Downgrade tinyexec from ^1.0.1 to ^0.3.2 in package.json due to ESM-only support in version 1.x.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Resolved compatibility issues by reverting the "tinyexec" dependency to an earlier version.

• Chores

  • Updated documentation to reflect the dependency change.

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Walkthrough

This change downgrades the tinyexec dependency from version 1.x to 0.x in the package.json file and adds a changeset documenting this adjustment. The update addresses compatibility issues caused by the newer ESM-only release of tinyexec.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
package.json	Downgraded tinyexec dependency from ^1.0.1 to ^0.3.2.
.changeset/good-cougars-obey.md	Added changeset describing the temporary downgrade of tinyexec.

Possibly related PRs

• fix: tinyexec v1 is esm only, use 0.x instead #212: Both PRs address the same issue by downgrading the tinyexec dependency from version 1.x (ESM-only) to 0.x for compatibility reasons.

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Poem

A rabbit hopped to fix the code,
Downgraded tinyexec, lightened the load.
ESM-only woes, now set aside,
With version 0.x, we smoothly ride.
🐇✨
Patch applied, the journey goes on—
Bugs and errors now are gone!

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.changeset/good-cougars-obey.md (1)

1-6: Approve changeset documentation
The changeset correctly records this patch-level rollback of tinyexec, adheres to the standard changeset format, and clearly states the rationale for the temporary downgrade.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR reverts the tinyexec dependency from v1.x back to v0.3.x to regain CommonJS support and avoid ESM-only behavior.

• Downgrade tinyexec from ^1.0.1 to ^0.3.2
• Preserve existing CommonJS compatibility

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  Downgrade tinyexec to ^0.3.2 for CommonJS compatibility (v1 is ESM only). Ensure lock files are updated.
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