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* feat(typescript-client): add Deno compatibility
- Switch build from tsc to tsup for dual CJS + ESM output with proper exports field
- Add deno_setup.ts preload that injects Jest-compatible globals (describe/test/expect) via @std/testing/bdd and @std/expect
- Fix generated client.gen.ts: exclude hey-api internal `client` field from RequestInit spread to avoid conflict with Deno.HttpClient
- Add test:deno npm script using --unstable-sloppy-imports and --preload
- Add test-typescript-client-deno CI job using denoland/setup-deno@v2 (v2.x)
- Update docs: rename page to TypeScript / JavaScript Client, add Deno installation section
* feat: add Deno compatibility to ai-sdk and chat integrations
- Switch ai-sdk and chat builds from tsc to tsup (ESM bundle, eliminates
extension-less import issues in Deno)
- Add deno.json import map to ai-sdk redirecting 'vitest' to a custom
vitest-compat.ts shim and bare npm specifiers to npm: URLs
- Add vitest-compat.ts shim implementing vi.fn()/vi.spyOn()/vi.mocked()
using @std/expect's Symbol.for("@MOCK") interface so toHaveBeenCalledWith
and other mock matchers work under Deno
- Add test:deno script to ai-sdk (all 30 tests pass under Deno)
* ci: add Deno test job for ai-sdk integration
Adds a new test-ai-sdk-integration-deno CI job that runs the ai-sdk
unit tests under Deno LTS, verifying Deno compatibility of the package.
* fix: remove broken link to non-existent n8n blog post in streamlit post
* fix: patch client.gen.ts for Deno compatibility during generation
Add a post-generation patch step to generate-clients.sh that removes
the hey-api internal 'client' field from the RequestInit spread in
client.gen.ts. Deno's Request constructor rejects 'client' because it
conflicts with the Deno.HttpClient option name.
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