[client-js] Update TypeScript build target to ES2020#136
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Description
This pull request updates the library’s TypeScript configuration to target ES2020.
The change modernizes the compiled output, enabling the use of newer JavaScript features while keeping compatibility with current Node.js and bundler ecosystems.
Key changes
Updated target in tsconfig.json from es2015 to es2020.
Ensures the generated artifacts use more modern syntax and improved performance capabilities.
No breaking changes to the API; only build output is affected.
Motivation
Modernizing the output to ES2020 allows:
Better optimization by bundlers.
Reduced transpilation overhead.
Usage of more efficient native JavaScript features available in ES2020 environments.
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