chore(master): release 2.0.0

[mljs-bot]

🤖 I have created a release beep boop

2.0.0 (2026-04-14)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

• migrate to TypeScript and ESM-only (#21)

Features

• add maxValue in normed max algo and improve speed (4c01258)
• add sumValue in normed (a6e60c5)
• adding fromIndex/toIndex options for min and max. (#13) (d32b851)

Bug Fixes

• add missing "types" field (27cf789)
• array-sequential-fill: allow full range of is-any-array versions (57e33ec)
• correct TS definitions (71e7fa8)
• output type (ee6e4d7)
• update is-any-array to v3 (1ff9aa3)
• update is-any-array to v1 (578e6d6)
• use TS namespace instead of modules for default exports (#16) (3b5c725)

Code Refactoring

• migrate to TypeScript and ESM-only (#21) (1ff9aa3)

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[tpoisseau]

@targos do you think it's OK to merge this PR now ? I re-used the release.yml from mass-tools.

I do not master google-github-actions/release-please-action and lerna workflows.

release please increment only root version (so no preview on packages versions). Publish should be done on merging this PR. I'm not sure what is done by lerna publish. I assume it will increment packages versions and publish on npm. But does it commit and push to master with new versions bump ? If not I think we should add it to the release workflow.

[targos]

Let's try

[mljs-bot]

🤖 Release is at https://github.com/mljs/array/releases/tag/v2.0.0 🌻

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[targos]

Looks all good!