fix: lib entry point

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📚 Context/Description Behind The Change

This PR removes the Node.js version check and legacy support mechanisms, simplifying the package's entry point and dependency structure. This change aligns with our move to modern Node.js versions and MongoDB driver 6.x support.

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The changes remove the dynamic module loading logic previously implemented in index.js. The deleted file employed a version check using the semver package to determine whether to load a transpiled module from ./dist/node/index.js or a source module from ./src/index.js. With its removal, the package now consistently uses the built module. To reflect this update, the package.json file’s main entry point has been changed from "index.js" to "dist/node/index.js". Additionally, the dependency on semver has been removed from the package configuration.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Runtime as Node.js Runtime
    participant Package as package.json
    participant Module as dist/node/index.js

    Runtime->>Package: Read "main" field
    Package-->>Runtime: "dist/node/index.js"
    Runtime->>Module: Load module

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5-5: Main Entry Point Update

The updated main entry now points to "dist/node/index.js", which correctly reflects the new build structure and ensures that only the transpiled code is used as the package entry point. Please verify that all internal references and documentation have been updated accordingly.

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41-47: Dependency Cleanup: Removal of semver

The semver dependency has been successfully removed from the package configuration. This simplifies the dependency graph since the dynamic module loading logic (which depended on semver) has been eliminated. Ensure that no legacy code in the repository still relies on semver for version checks.

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