Is it possible to have a version not depending on jest, @jest/globals ?

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A version of this package that does not have jest / @jest/globals as peer dependencies. These dependencies are installed automatically by npm (in recent versions) and if you're using Vitest and not Jest, you still end up installing tons of jest-related dependencies.



Any advice on how this could get implemented? I'm willing to help btw :)



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