chore: add .nvmrc file specifying node version #139
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What does this do?
Adds a
.nvmrcfile specifying Node.js v20.Why did you do this?
fnmandnvmto automatically use the correct version in the template and generated projects.Who/what does this impact?
All developers: they can now use
fnmornvmto automatically switch to the specified Node.js version. Projects generated from this template will include the.nvmrcfile.How did you test this?
Notes:
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