fix: nullable arrays + node 24 + dev workflow docs#30
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name: Nullable<T[]>instead of the malformedNullable< name: T[]>(lib/builder/type-builder.ts)..nvmrc,@types/node^24.0.0).checks.yaml(lint + build), upgradepr-validate.yamltoamannn/action-semantic-pull-request@v6, upgraderelease.yamltogoogleapis/release-please-action@v4with config externalized intorelease-please-config.json+.release-please-manifest.json.AGENTS.md(project guidance + PR conventions) and a## Developmentsection inREADME.mdcovering scripts, manual testing, CI, and the release-please flow.Validation
npm run lint— clean.npm run build— clean under Node 24.15.0.ottand ran it against a minimal nullable-array repro YAML; confirmed output (types: Nullable<string[]>,nested_objects?: Nullable<{...}[]>) compiles undertsc --noEmit --strict. Non-nullable arrays and arrays of objects unchanged.