Add version.ts instead of importing package.json in source code #61
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withsyntax in import pkg from "../package.json" with { type: "json" }; has been available since Node v20.10. On the other hand, the olderassertsyntax in import pkg from "../package.json" assert { type: "json" }; cannot be used in Node v22 or later. Therefore, there is no way to support both v20.9 and below, and v22 and above at the same time.Since we want to support both versions in line-bot-mcp-server, we decided to stop importing package.json directly. Instead, version.ts is now used.
The version in version.ts is automatically updated by GitHub Actions at release.