chore(pkg): apply npm pkg fix#11
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Two cosmetic normalizations npm emits a warning about on every publish: - repository.url gets the canonical git+ prefix (https://... → git+https://...). npm has been auto-correcting this on the wire since v0.1.0; persisting the corrected form means no more warning lines in the publish console. - Trailing newline at end of file (POSIX text-file convention). No semantic change. The package contents and the registry's view of this package are identical to before; this just silences the warning for the next release.
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Summary
Two cosmetic normalizations npm has been emitting a warning about on every publish since v0.1.0:
No semantic change. Package contents and the registry's view of this package are identical to before; this just silences the warning for the next release.
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