0.9.1-alpha.56

Patch Changes

• c251f16: Emit declarations with tsc, not one rollup-plugin-dts worker

  tsup's dts rolls all thirty-five entry points up in a single worker that holds the package's whole type graph at once — every component's props, and react-native's .d.ts under them. It crossed Node's default 4288 MB heap, and the worker does not fail gracefully: the JS build reports success, then ERR_WORKER_OUT_OF_MEMORY takes the process down with an error that names no file. main went red on its own, and every CI job that runs @xaui/native#build as a turbo dependency — Pack Uniqueness, ESLint, Type Check, Vitest — went down with it. The stopgap raised the ceiling with NODE_OPTIONS=--max-old-space-size=6144; the package gains roughly a component per branch, so the ceiling was going to be hit again.

  Declarations now come from tsc --emitDeclarationOnly — a plain file-by-file emit with no rollup pass and no worker to run out of heap — and tooling/dual-dts mirrors each emitted .d.ts to the .d.cts that the require half of the exports map points at. The --max-old-space-size flag is gone from the build script.

  What a consumer sees: dist now carries a declaration file for every source module rather than one bundled .d.ts per entry point. Both import and require type conditions still resolve to a real file on every subpath, pnpm pack:check still passes, and pnpm build succeeds on a default heap.