Add homepage field to package.json #7
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- Allow registering subdomains with format sub.parent - Subdomains require parent ownership and validity - Added validate-subdomain-label function - Updated register-name to handle subdomains - Added comprehensive tests for subdomain functionality
- Implement register-multiple-names function to register up to 10 names in one transaction - Each name registration is processed individually with proper validation and fee collection - Supports mixed successful/failed registrations in the result list - Compatible with subdomain registration - Added comprehensive tests for bulk registration scenarios
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This PR updates the package.json file by adding a "homepage" field that points to the project's GitHub repository. This improves the package metadata and provides a direct link to the project for users and developers discovering it via npm or other package registries.