fix: copy assets to build dir

[joshunrau]

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  • The distribution package now includes additional documentation assets, ensuring users have immediate access to comprehensive reference materials.

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Walkthrough

The change updates the build script in the package.json file. The script now removes the dist directory, compiles the project using TypeScript (tsc), copies CLI binaries from src/cli/bin to dist/cli/bin, and additionally copies documentation assets from src/docs/assets to dist/docs/assets. This modification ensures that documentation assets are included in the distribution directory.

Changes

File	Change Summary
package.json	Updated the "build" script to execute: 1) removal of dist, 2) project compilation with tsc, 3) copying CLI binaries, and 4) copying docs assets.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Dev as Developer
  participant BS as Build Script
  Dev->>BS: Run "npm run build"
  BS->>BS: Remove "dist" directory
  BS->>BS: Compile project using "tsc -b tsconfig.build.json"
  BS->>BS: Copy CLI binaries (src/cli/bin → dist/cli/bin)
  BS->>BS: Copy docs assets (src/docs/assets → dist/docs/assets)
  BS-->>Dev: Build complete

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