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Adding svelte 5 as a peer dependency #1347

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Closes #1342

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Adds Svelte 5 as a peer dependency

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    • Updated peer dependency for Svelte to support versions ^3.55.1, ^4.0.0, and ^5.0.0.

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This update to package.json involves expanding the peer dependency range for the svelte framework. Specifically, it includes support for Svelte version 5, allowing users of this new version to integrate seamlessly with the library.

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File Change Summary
package.json Updated peerDependencies for svelte from `"^3.55.1

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Add Svelte 5 as a peer dependency (#1342) ✅

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6ff61d2 and b42d61e.
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  • package.json (1 hunks)
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