tus-js-client v5 major release

[Acconut]

The last major release (v4) was only 10 months ago, but it didn't include massive changes and only dropped support for old Node.js version. For the next major release (v5) I have some larger changes in mind that helps prepare tus-js-client for the future while also making its usage more resilient to errors:

• Move the package to TypeScript: Move to TypeScript #683
• Remove default exports in favor of named exports: Avoid default exports in favour of named exports #746
• Use undefined instead of null for optional configuration values: Use undefined instead of null as default values for options #747
• Decide whether we want to continue to dual-publish and if we can take advantage of the new exports syntax: Refresh export structure in package.json #693; EDIT: We continue to dual-publish
• Consider marking internal methods and properties of Upload class private
• Check if there are old Node.js version we can drop support for
• Consider renaming the browser environment to web
• Think about how we can offer environment-specific features (e.g. only in React Native)
• Consider replacing external dependencies for UUID generation, URL parsing and base64 encoding with native functionality.
• Use a state machine inside tus.Upload to avoid starting an upload twice, for example. Allow users to query the state.
• Address warnings from linter. Either fix the code or disable the linting rules: Move linting rules from warning to error level #691
• Ship in lib/ in releases to allow source map combination: 6e876a6
• Export UploadInput
• Document need for Rollup plugin for commonjs and recommend enabling package exports for Parcel: https://parceljs.org/features/dependency-resolution/#enabling-package-exports
• Add missing types (e.g. for Upload#resumeFromPreviousUpload): Activate TypeScript's noImplicitAny rule #752
• At the end: Go through remaining TODO and ts-expect-error in the code

[mkabatek]

These sound like some awesome changes! esp:

Use a state machine inside tus.Upload to avoid starting an upload twice, for example. Allow users to query the state.