Add meta information to package.json #4
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tldr;
If you add the information regarding the repo to the package.json,it would be propagated to npm.
Currently at vitest it is discussed if we should tinybench/benchmark.js for automated benchmarking. It was recommended to consider mitata. I looked at npm, and there was no link to the repo. So I thought, that the code is not published anywhere. Then somebody posted the link to this repo, and then I could finally look into the code.
This PR adds the necessary information, to find the repo coming from npm.
vitest-dev/vitest#1029