Fix registry.js import

[pimterry]

Registry.js doesn't actually have a default import.

Its output is CJS (this is effectively what's being imported) and exports an explicit list of fields with no default set.

Node.js will emulate a fake default export in this case to make this work regardless, but some other environments (most notably ts-node & tsx) won't do that, which makes this fail. To repro:

Clone this repo, npm install tsx, then:

> node --import tsx -e "require('.')"
.../win-detect-browsers/lib/registry.js:5
const HKEY = registry.HKEY
                      ^

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'HKEY')

Really this should fail - the equivalent ESM code for this module would really be a set of named exports, with no default export. This PR fixes that so this can be used with tsx/ts-node, and makes the import conceptually more correct by pulling the module namespace that's actually being exported.

[vweevers]

Cool, thanks!

[vweevers]

Released in 8.0.1 / 8.0.2.