Add ESM support and re-export CJS entry point in js-host-api#101
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This pull request adds support for ES module (ESM) imports to the
js-host-apipackage, making it compatible with both ESM and CommonJS consumers. The main changes include the addition of a new ESM entry point and updates to the package export configuration.ESM support and package exports:
lib.mjsthat re-exports all main API symbols from the CommonJS entry point, allowing usage withimportsyntax in ESM environments.package.jsonto include amodulefield and a newexportsmap, ensuring correct entry points and type definitions are used for both ESM (import) and CommonJS (require) consumers.