Regression - Fix export of latest

[birkskyum]

it's necessary to also have a default export on latest, otherwise it's not in index.d.ts

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Project coverage is 92.77%. Comparing base (14ecbdf) to head (bd3abea).

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[HarelM]

Does this needs a test to cover this regression?

[birkskyum]

@HarelM I did try to make a test for this, in he build suite.

Made a ticket #907

In style-spec.test.ts I added

import {latest as latestInBundle} from '../../dist/index';

test('"latest" entry point should be defined', async () => {        
    expect(latestInBundle).toBeDefined();
});

The problem here is that it's a test of the index.d.ts file, which uses standard ESM import/export, and Jest doesn't support that, so I get:

"unexpected token 'export'"

I'm of the opinion that a complete lack of ESM support is very problematic in 2024. We have two options - we can swap for Vitest now, or just make a reminder-ticket to enable this test when Jest 30 is out, which is in progress - there's a decent chance it'll be able to run it too.