fix: remove minification to support subpath exports#3
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The build was minifying all code into a single bundle, which broke the documented import paths like 'fast-injection/decorators'. Now we build each entry point separately without minification, allowing proper module resolution while keeping code readable and debuggable. - Removed --minify flag from build:bundle script - Added separate entry points for decorators and testing modules - All 291 tests pass with improved code readability - File sizes remain reasonable (20KB main, 4KB decorators, 20KB testing)
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The build was minifying all code into a single bundle, which broke the documented import paths like 'fast-injection/decorators'. Now we build each entry point separately without minification, allowing proper module resolution while keeping code readable and debuggable.