fix(package): normalize publish metadata#19
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What changed
Normalized the npm binary path and repository URL in
package.jsonto the canonical forms npm publishes.Why
The initial publish attempt was blocked by OTP and also reported that npm had auto-corrected the binary metadata. Committing the canonical values prevents publish-time mutation and makes the package contents deterministic.
Testing
npm run lint- passed.npm test- passed; 62 tests passed.npm pack --dry-run- passed with 43 package files and no metadata correction warning.opkexecutable reports version0.3.0.Risks
This changes package metadata only. The executable target and repository remain unchanged.
Follow-up
Publish
openpolicykit@0.3.0after this PR is merged and mark the npm roadmap item complete only after registry verification.