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Three defects in what `@codeburn/core` publishes. 0.9.20 is already on npm, so an external consumer meets all three today. **Sourcemaps.** tsup emitted them and `files` ships `dist`, so 41 maps rode along — about 1.2 MB against 420 kB of JavaScript. They are self-contained (esbuild embeds sourcesContent), so this is a weight argument, not a broken one: what is lost is stepping into `@codeburn/core` frames in an app and symbolicating consumer stack traces. `dist` is unminified, so that loss is small. **schemas/.** `files` shipped the directory but the exports map had no entry for it, and an exports map blocks whatever it does not list — so the published JSON Schemas, whose whole point is letting non-TypeScript consumers validate observations and findings, could not be resolved at all. **The barrel.** `src/index.ts` omitted detectors even though `./detectors` is a documented public subpath, so the detector surface was invisible to anyone importing the package root. Added as a named list rather than `export *`: the detectors module re-exports its own helpers, and star-exporting would have made `clamp01`, `READ_TOOL_NAMES` and `AVG_TOKENS_PER_READ` part of the root API, where renaming one or tuning a constant becomes a visible break after 1.0. They remain reachable through `./detectors`. Two support changes fall out. `verify-dist` learned to resolve wildcard export patterns — including the case where the literal prefix has no separator, which previously scanned a truncated directory and reported a misleading error — and walks recursively including dotfiles, because Node's `*` spans `/` and accepts them, so a shallower check would leave a future `schemas/v2/` importable but unverified. A new test resolves a concrete schema through the exports map in a spawned child and loads it as a JSON module. It lives outside import-smoke on purpose: that suite blocks I/O to prove import-time purity, and reading a JSON module needs exactly the I/O it forbids. |
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