fix: add marked.min.js to package exports #3035
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This change adds the minified js to the package's export conditions. This will allow projects using PnP to have access to the script during build time.
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## [9.1.1](v9.1.0...v9.1.1) (2023-10-11) ### Bug Fixes * add marked.min.js to package exports ([#3035](#3035)) ([71fc094](71fc094))
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This change adds the minified js to the package's export conditions. This will allow projects using PnP to have access to the script during build time.
Fixes #2885
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