chore(router): copy README file from workspace root #2502
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This used to be handled in release.mjs, but it seems that was removed in e03edfd. Unclear whether that was intentional. Maybe the plan was to handle this like Pinia, which uses a separate, shorter version of its README.md for the npm release?
Not sure which approach posva would prefer for Vue Router.
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| "prepack": "cp ../../README.md ./README.md", | ||
| "postpack": "rm ./README.md" |
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I don't think using cp and rm is portable. The package rimraf is already included, which is a portable version of rm. In the past I've used the copyfiles package as a portable replacement for cp.
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add README to make the package look less bare on npm