Release 0.0.34

[kotAPI]

Minor patch to check if 'use client' affects the way components are packaged via rollup

ref - #954

Update: It doesn't

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the product version to the latest release.

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The pull request updates the package version in the package.json file from "0.0.33" to "0.0.34". This change solely reflects a version increment indicating a new release.

Changes

File	Summary
package.json	Updated version from "0.0.33" to "0.0.34".

Possibly related PRs

• Release/0.0.25 #534: Version update in package.json similar in nature to this PR.
• Release/0.0.28 #769: Another instance of a package version bump in package.json.
• Release/0.0.30 #827: Reflects a similar update on the package version field.

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• GoldGroove06
• decipher-cs

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Hopping through code with joyful feet,
I nudged the version for a fresh new beat.
From "0.0.33" to "0.0.34", the numbers dance,
A simple update that gives us a chance.
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package.json (1)

3-3: Package Version Increment Verified
The version has been updated from "0.0.33" to "0.0.34", which aligns with the release intent. Make sure that this version update is also reflected in the release notes and any related documentation.

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