fix: exclude react/jsx-runtime from bundle and add smoke test#154
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Add react/jsx-runtime to Vite externals so it is never bundled into the dist output. Add a smoke test that asserts the built .mjs does not contain React internal symbol strings (react.element, react.transitional.element), and wire it into CI. #153
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Add react/jsx-runtime to Vite externals so it is never bundled into
the dist output. Add a smoke test that asserts the built .mjs does not
contain React internal symbol strings (react.element,
react.transitional.element), and wire it into CI.
fix #153