fix: remove engine constraints

[akashsonune]

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This pull request streamlines the project's development environment setup by removing explicit Node.js and npm version constraints from the package.json file. This change aims to provide greater flexibility for developers, allowing the project to be built and run with a wider range of Node.js and npm versions without strict enforcement.

Highlights

• Engine Constraints Removal: The engines field, which specified Node.js and npm version requirements, has been removed from package.json.

Changelog

• package.json
  • Removed the engines field, which specified Node.js and npm version requirements.

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Code Review

This pull request removes the engines field from package.json. While the previous constraint of Node.js ^24.0.0 was likely too restrictive, removing the field completely can lead to a poor developer experience for users with incompatible environments. It's a best practice to specify the minimum required Node.js version. I've added a comment suggesting to re-add the engines field with a more appropriate version range based on the project's dependencies.

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package.json (22-25)

While the previous node version constraint (^24.0.0) was very restrictive, removing the engines field entirely is not recommended. This field is important as it provides clarity on the required environment and prevents users with incompatible Node.js versions from encountering cryptic errors during installation or runtime.

Based on your dependencies, especially ESLint 9 which requires ^18.18.0 || ^20.9.0 || >=22.0.0, it would be beneficial to set a lower bound. Instead of removing the engines block, consider replacing it with a more permissive range that covers recent LTS versions, for example:

  "engines": {
    "node": ">=18.18.0"
  },

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