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110-feat: Determine required node version #653

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  • Chores
    • Updated package.json to require Node.js version 20.x or higher for compatibility.

@Quiddlee Quiddlee self-assigned this Nov 18, 2024
@github-actions github-actions bot changed the title chore: 110 - document required node.js version 110-feat: Determine required node version Nov 18, 2024
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The changes made in this pull request involve the addition of an engines field to the package.json file, specifying that the project requires Node.js version 20.x or higher. This update is intended to ensure compatibility with the specified Node.js version, thereby reducing potential issues related to version mismatches.

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package.json Added "engines": { "node": ">=20.x" } field

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Update project files to document required Node.js version (110) βœ…
Include Node.js version in the README.md file (110) ❌ README.md was not updated with the Node.js version.
Add a .nvmrc file specifying the required Node.js version (110) ❌ No .nvmrc file was created or updated.

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