Modernize build tooling with Vite 8 - #31
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What and why
Replaces Rollup 0.64, Babel 6, CRA, and Styleguidist with Rolldown-powered Vite 8 and Vitest, plus a Vite demo and maintained CI. This makes installs and builds reproducible on current Node while reducing toolchain maintenance.
Compatibility constraints
The migration is contract-first: it preserves the
main/moduleoutput paths, CJS and ESM named exports, automatic CSS injection, the React 17/18 peer range, and legacy JavaScript syntax. It deliberately avoids anexportsmap, Node engine restriction, React 19 claim, or public API changes.Verification
npm cinpm run check: formatting, 3 behavior tests, build, package contract, publint, and demo buildnpm pack --dry-runnpm audit: 212 → 0 findings (eliminated 63 critical and 61 high; production dependencies: 1 → 0)