Dropping Support for Node.js v18 & Migrating to Active LTS#27
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Description:
💥 Breaking Change
This PR drops support for Node.js v18, which reached its End-of-Life (EOL) in April 2025.
This library now requires Node.js v20.19.0 or higher.
📝 Motivation
@noble/curves(v2+), now requiring Node v20+. Maintaining support for v18 is no longer feasible without holding back security updates.🛠️ Changes
package.json: Updatedenginesfield to restrict installation tonode >= 20.19.0.v18from the test matrix.v24(Current) to ensure forward compatibility.v20(LTS),v22(LTS),v24(Current).🧪 Verification
🔗 Related Issues
Relates to the migration in #25 and #26.