chore: improve tsconfig

[Mist3rBru]

This pull request includes updates to the tsconfig.json file, aligning it with modern development practices. The changes introduced are as follows:

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• "moduleResolution": "Bundler": This option is configured for use with bundlers. Unlike the Node.js resolution modes, this setting supports package.json "imports" and "exports" without requiring file extensions on relative paths in imports.
• "moduleDetection": "force": Enabling this option ensures that every non-declaration file is treated as a module, providing a more consistent and predictable module handling approach.
• "isolatedModules": true: TypeScript will now issue warnings for code that might not be correctly interpreted by a single-file transpilation process, helping catch potential issues early in the development process.
• "verbatimModuleSyntax": true: Forces type imports to be flagged with a type modifier. This is particularly useful for bundlers, as it signals upfront that the code won't be used as a value, allowing the bundler to exclude it from the generated JavaScript code.
• "lib": ["ES2022"]: Updated to include only APIs from ES2022, explicitly excluding DOM APIs.

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[benmccann]

bundler is good for apps, but node16 is better for libraries. that's because bundler is more permissive about things like file endings, which is good for consuming a variety of libraries, but node16 is stricter, which is better when your library may be consumed by apps with a variety of different settings

[Mist3rBru]

Yes, but in the end it will be changed by unbuild. Do you think it's still worth it?

[benmccann]

I'm not familiar with unbuild or why they would do that. Ideally it shouldn't or there should be an option to configure it

[Mist3rBru]

unbuild imports all the code and puts it in a single file, then minimizes it, so there is no import after it has been compiled. It means that the moduleResolution won't have any impact after all.