Release v4.0.4

[MrRefactoring]

• Enable Importing Specific Clients Without Pulling in Dependencies for All Clients #320: Resolved a tree-shaking issue where importing a single client would still include all clients in the output bundle when using bundlers. Now, only the required client code is included. Thanks to Nao Yonashiro for reporting the issue and proposing a fix.

• TypeError: form_data_1.default is not a constructor when adding attachment  #327: Replaced the form-data library with formdata-node to enable compatibility with ESM projects when adding attachments via the issueAttachment.addAttachment method. Thanks to Paweł Król for reporting the issue and Matyáš Kroupa for implementing the fix.

• Improvement: The type of the projectIdOrKey property was updated from string to number | string for project update operations. This enhancement improves type safety and flexibility when handling project identifiers.

• Enhancement: Added a mimeType property to the version2.issueAttachments.addAttachment, version3.issueAttachments.addAttachment, and serviceDesk.serviceDesk.attachTemporaryFile methods. This allows specifying the file type. If mimeType is not provided, a default type is inferred from the filename.

  Examples:

  👎 Before:

  const client = new Version2Client() || new Version3Client() || new ServiceDeskClient();
  
  const attachment = await client.issueAttachments.addAttachment({
      issueIdOrKey: issue.key,
      attachment: {
          filename: 'issueAttachments.test.ts',
          file: fs.readFileSync('./tests/integration/version2/issueAttachments.test.ts'),
      },
  });
  
  console.log(attachment[0].mimeType); // Will be 'video/mp2t'

  👍 Now:

  const client = new Version2Client() || new Version3Client() || new ServiceDeskClient();
  
  const attachment = await client.issueAttachments.addAttachment({
      issueIdOrKey: issue.key,
      attachment: {
          filename: 'issueAttachments.test.ts',
          file: fs.readFileSync('./tests/integration/version2/issueAttachments.test.ts'),
          mimeType: 'application/typescript',
      },
  });
  
  console.log(attachment[0].mimeType); // Will be 'application/typescript'