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Releases

assertron@11.5.4

Patch Changes

• cdcd018: Raise the minimum of every runtime dependency to the version this release is built and
  tested against: iso-error@6.0.5, path-equal@1.2.7, satisfier@5.4.4, tersify@4.0.6
  and type-plus@7.6.2. Consumers resolve the newer upstreams as a result.

  The published bundles are also rebuilt by tsdown rather than three tsc passes. The public
  API is unchanged and esm/index.js, cjs/index.js and the declarations beside them keep
  their paths, but the emitted output differs: the CJS target moves from ES5 to ES2015
  (rolldown's floor), a small _virtual/ helper module set appears alongside the entry, and
  per-module .d.ts files that were never reachable through the exports map are no longer
  emitted. Two source files that nothing referenced — ts/assert-order/internalInterfaces.ts
  and ts/testUtils.ts — are dropped from the published ts/ sources.

[codecov]

Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 95.18%. Comparing base (2434b2c) to head (9f57efc).

Additional details and impacted files

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