chore: add .node-version file and remove hardcoded version from CI#16
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Use .node-version file to declare Node.js version, allowing actions/setup-node to pick it up automatically instead of maintaining the version in two places.
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Summary
.node-versionfile declaring Node.js 24 as the project's Node versionnode-version: '24'fromsetup-nodein CI workflow, allowing the action to read from.node-versionautomaticallyThis centralizes the Node.js version declaration so tools like
nvm,fnm,setup-node, and others all pick up the same version without duplication.