Simplify package.json exports to remove unnecessary imports restriction#408
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The current exports in package.json files is overly specified. It does not require the "imports" section.
in its current form, it actively prevents certain use cases because there is no default export. This change allows all consumers of the module to import/require/otherwise the module.
It is NOT an attempt to support CJS within the module. Only to more widely support the entire ecosystem while reducing complexity.