docs: fix README.md for @github/keytar#18
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Pull request overview
Updates the project README to reference the correct scoped npm package name (@github/keytar) and expands the “Docs” section with both CommonJS and ESM usage examples.
Changes:
- Update installation instructions to
npm install @github/keytar. - Update “Supported versions” text to reference
@github/keytar. - Add both CJS (
require) and ESM (import) examples under “Docs”.
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@williammartin +1 to this pull request! I am planning on adding this as a dependency in a project and noticed the readme had old information. |
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Context
The README.md was using the old/wrong package name keytar instead of the scoped name @github/keytar (as declared in package.json).
Changes Made
npm install keytar→npm install @github/keytar