docs: add exported symbols comment above module.exports in background.js#213
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[WIP] Fix JSDoc comment for exported symbols in background.js
docs: add exported symbols comment above module.exports in background.js
Apr 3, 2026
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background.jsexports 9 symbols viamodule.exportsbut had no comment documenting them, leaving consumers without a quick reference without reading the full file.Changes
background.js: Added a comment between/* istanbul ignore next */and themodule.exportsguard listing all exported symbols and their context (Node.js/Jest-only)Style mirrors the inline comment convention used in
utils.js. No behaviour change.