fix: refactor presets import to use JSON module syntax

[styfle]

• Related to Is this package server-only? Unable to use with Vite 5 #512

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refactors the way JSON preset files are imported within the codebase. It transitions from using a CommonJS-style require function, which was created via createRequire, to the more modern ES Module import syntax, specifically leveraging the with { type: 'json' } assertion. This change modernizes the module loading for JSON assets, aligning the project with contemporary JavaScript module standards and improving consistency in module handling.

Highlights

• Refactor JSON Import: Updated the import mechanism for JSON preset files from using createRequire to the modern ES Module import statement with type: 'json' assertion.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the JSON preset import to use modern ESM syntax. I've identified a potential compatibility issue with the chosen with keyword for import attributes, as it requires very recent Node.js versions. I've left a comment with a suggestion to use the assert keyword instead, which has wider support and aligns with the original proposal in issue #512. This change will help maintain broader compatibility for the library's users.

[UziTech]

Looks like nyc coverage is failing. I'm ok with just removing it since we don't block on coverage or do much with it anyway.

[styfle]

Ok sounds good. I removed the CI action for now. We can look into updating the dependencies in the future if we want to try coverage again.

[UziTech]

Awesome 💯