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    • Streamlined the build process by adjusting internal build commands.
    • Upgraded development dependencies to enhance performance and stability.

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The pull request updates the build commands and dependency versions in the project’s package file. The modifications remove the --strip option from both the build and build:debug scripts. Additionally, the versions for @types/node and emnapi in the devDependencies are updated to newer releases.

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package.json - Removed --strip option from build and build:debug scripts.
- Updated @types/node from ^22.13.10 to ^22.13.14.
- Updated emnapi from ^1.3.1 to ^1.4.0.

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npm/@types/node@22.13.10 ➜ 22.13.14 None +1 83.3 kB
npm/emnapi@1.3.1 ➜ 1.4.0 None 0 1.22 MB toyobayashi

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12-17: Update Build Scripts: Removal of the --strip Flag

The build and build:debug scripts no longer include the --strip flag. This change appears intentional per the PR objective. However, please verify that excluding the flag does not inadvertently increase binary sizes or leak debug symbols in production builds.

18-25: Bump Dependency Versions

The versions for @types/node and emnapi have been updated to ^22.13.14 and ^1.4.0, respectively. Ensure that these upgrades have been tested for compatibility with the rest of the codebase and check the release notes for any potential breaking changes.

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@JounQin JounQin merged commit a0f7fe0 into main Mar 29, 2025
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@JounQin JounQin deleted the chore/strip branch March 29, 2025 17:59
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build: remove --strip flag (#44)
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@JounQin JounQin changed the title chore: remove --strip flag build: remove --strip flag Mar 29, 2025
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