fix: add .js extensions to parities imports for strict ESM resolution#815
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RedundancyCalc.js imported './parities' and './paritiesEncrypted' without file extensions. Under webpack's fullySpecified ESM resolution (enforced in CI's fresh dependency install), extensionless relative imports fail with "Can't resolve './parities'", breaking the Netlify production build. Add explicit .js extensions so the imports resolve under both strict and loose resolution.
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RedundancyCalc.js imported './parities' and './paritiesEncrypted' without file extensions. Under webpack's fullySpecified ESM resolution (enforced in CI's fresh dependency install), extensionless relative imports fail with "Can't resolve './parities'", breaking the Netlify production build. Add explicit .js extensions so the imports resolve under both strict and loose resolution.