Use import for code examples in the readme #471
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Readme very conveniently includes code snippets most of which have both:
requirecalls which is not supported in ESM.So essentially the examples work nowhere in JS land(TS has TLA from v3.8).
Why not use import statements which are supported in TS and Node.js 12.20, 14.14, or 16.0 and up?