Fix: Resolve glob expansion issue in build script on Windows

[JavanPoirier]

Fix: Resolve glob expansion issue in build script on Windows

Problem

The build script was failing on Windows with Git Bash (MINGW64) with the error:
error TS5083: Cannot read file 'D:/Repos/solid-primitives/packages/*/tsconfig.json'.

Root Cause

The tsc -b packages/* command relied on shell glob expansion to pass all package directories to TypeScript. However, when using shell: true with child_process.spawn() on Windows, the glob pattern packages/* was not being expanded and was passed literally to TypeScript, which tried to read a file path containing an asterisk.

Solution

Modified the build script to explicitly read and expand the packages directory before spawning the TypeScript compiler:

• Read the packages directory using fs.readdir()
• Filter out hidden files (starting with .)
• Map directory names to proper paths (packages/{name})
• Spread the expanded paths directly into the tsc command arguments

This ensures the command receives actual paths like tsc -b packages/active-element packages/analytics ... instead of relying on shell glob expansion.

Benefits

• ✅ Fixes build failures on Windows with Git Bash
• ✅ Improves cross-platform consistency by removing dependency on shell-specific glob behavior
• ✅ No changes to functionality - all package directories are correctly passed to TypeScript compiler
• ✅ Works identically on Unix, Windows, and macOS

Testing

Verified that pnpm generate now completes successfully on Windows.

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