fix: make startNewVersion script cross-platform compatible#630
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Fixes #609
Problem: The
startNewVersionnpm script used Unix shell syntax (newVersion=) which fails on Windows CMD with'newVersion' is not recognized.Changes:
package.json: Removed shell variable assignment, script now just calls node directlyscripts/add-new-version.js: Falls back toprocess.env.npm_config_new_versionwhich npm sets automatically on all platformsBackward compatible: Existing usage
npm run startNewVersion --new-version=2.7.0works unchanged on all platforms (Unix, Windows CMD, PowerShell).Verification: Run
npm run startNewVersion --new-version=3.0.0on both Linux and Windows to confirm it executes without syntax errors.