Formally declare Deno & Bun compatibility #148
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This also breaks it up into a library and an actual script. This is in preparation for making it possible to run in TypeScript for Deno.
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Works for me, fails on CI, yay.
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This is a follow-on to the official Deno support work in #148.
This is a follow-on to the official Deno support work in #148.
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Added Bun support information here, too. |
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This package general works on Deno and Bun, but we’ve never formally said so. This adds integration tests for them and adds a note about it to the README.
(Inspired by my exploration of proxy support over in #132.)