feat: convert to typescript

[achingbrain]

• Converts to typescript
• Only named exports
• No more CJS, only ESM
• Runs tests on all supported environments
• Adds auto-publish
• Adds dependabot
• Drops dependency on simple-peer as it has deps on Buffer, node streams, etc
• Uses TrackedMaps for stream registry so we can see memory usage over time more clearly

BREAKING CHANGE: switch to named exports, ESM only

[achingbrain]

TODO:

• Convert original stream tests

[mpetrunic]

Nitpick: how come aegir eslint or tsconfig doesn't enforce explicit return types. Feels like it could help readability?

[mpetrunic]

is value actually MuxedStream?

[achingbrain]

Yes, well, a Stream rather than a MuxedStream now - the idea being the muxing should be transparent to the caller. I've updated the types for the map to reflect this.

[achingbrain]

Nitpick: how come aegir eslint or tsconfig doesn't enforce explicit return types. Feels like it could help readability?

It was a conscious choice to let tsc derive return types to cut down on verbosity.

That said I'm not averse to requiring return types though I'd like to leave that for the next breaking aegir release as we're quite a way down the ts conversion.

[mpetrunic]

Nitpick: how come aegir eslint or tsconfig doesn't enforce explicit return types. Feels like it could help readability?

It was a conscious choice to let tsc derive return types to cut down on verbosity.

That said I'm not averse to requiring return types though I'd like to leave that for the next breaking aegir release as we're quite a way down the ts conversion.

Yeah totally fine leaving it for next release. Since I was looking at this code for the first time, I realized how hard is to dig down to figure out what is return type. That said it's not major problem because if you review in IDE, it can figure it out for you anyways.

btw sorry about double comments not sure how that happened 😅

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