chore: remove redundant peerDeps

[gurgunday]

Peer Dependencies use case:

There's one use case where this falls down, however: plugins. A plugin package is meant to be used with another "host" package, even though it does not always directly use the host package.

We always directly use toad-scheduler and we don't let the user pass a toad-scheduler instance, so I think having it as peerDep is unnecessary here:

fastify-schedule/index.js

Lines 6 to 16 in 1e5554b

	function plugin (fastify, opts, next) {
	const scheduler = new ToadScheduler()
	fastify.decorate('scheduler', scheduler)
	fastify.addHook('onClose', (fastify, done) => {
	scheduler.stop()
	done()
	})
	next()
	}

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I can also change the range to ^3 but that might be breaking, not sure

[kibertoad]

@gurgunday Key reason here is to allow user to bring their own major toad-scheduler version if they choose to do so, without needing to release a new version of fastify-schedule

What are the benefits of a new approach?

[gurgunday]

I thought a custom instance would be a setting that’s passed or something, like it is in rate-limit

Also the range only seems to allow versions 2 or 3 and not 4 or higher, so it’s only those two?

[gurgunday]

Yeah I see now, I misunderstood this, I was trying to align it with the custom redis instance handling of rate-limit

In rate-limit, it's not a peerDep and just a passed option, but here it seems like the peerDep is the only option

I'll revert to not make it breaking

[kibertoad]

@gurgunday let's remove the upper version ceiling, though

[jsumners]

@gurgunday Key reason here is to allow user to bring their own major toad-scheduler version if they choose to do so, without needing to release a new version of fastify-schedule

What are the benefits of a new approach?

This is why modules like our Redis one provide a way to supply your own instance.

[kibertoad]

@jsumners but that is an overkill if all I want is a different version

[jsumners]

I disagree. It is flexible and avoids the nonsense associated with peer dependencies.