chore: add .node-version file for nvm/fnm compatibility#229
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The README recommends Node.js 20+. Adding a .node-version file lets nvm, fnm, n, and other version managers automatically switch to the correct Node version when entering the project directory.
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Summary
Adds a
.node-versionfile to enable automatic Node.js version switching for developers using nvm, fnm, n, or other Node.js version managers.Why
The README already recommends Node.js 20+ in the Prerequisites section and the CI pipeline tests against Node.js 20.x and 22.x. Without a
.node-versionfile, developers using version managers must manually switch to the correct Node version.With this change, entering the project directory automatically switches to Node.js 20.
Changes
.node-version: New file containing20Test Plan