chore: replace get-stdin with native stream/consumers #844
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This follows the recommendation from Sindre Sorhus (author of get-stdin / src: https://github.com/sindresorhus/get-stdin/tree/main?tab=readme-ov-file#tip) to use the built-in streamConsumers.text() in modern Node.js versions. Reduces external dependencies while maintaining identical functionality.
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Thanks. This is now released in 15.5.0. |
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This follows the recommendation from Sindre Sorhus (author of get-stdin) to use the built-in streamConsumers.text() in modern Node.js versions. Reduces external dependencies while maintaining identical functionality.