Replace local serialize.ts with @haverstack/wire-types#27
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Delete src/lib/serialize.ts and update the four route files that imported from it to pull serializeRecord, serializeType, serializeVersion, and parseDate from the shared package instead.
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Summary
@haverstack/wire-typesas a dependencysrc/lib/serialize.ts— the wire types and serialization functions it defined are now owned by the shared packageserialize.tsto importserializeRecord,serializeType,serializeVersion, andparseDatedirectly from@haverstack/wire-typesMotivation
src/lib/serialize.tswas a local copy of what is now@haverstack/wire-types. With the package published, there's no reason to maintain a duplicate. Any future changes to the wire format happen in one place and both the server andadapter-apipick them up on the next version bump.Generated by Claude Code