Strip rewrite_imports parameter #386
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This release includes the following: ## Enhancements * Support size-delimited messages by @timostamm in #387. ## Bug Fixes * Upgrade to Protobuf v22.0 by @smaye81 in #394. * Fix type declaration emitting when using NodeNext module resolution by @fubhy in #398. * Strip rewrite_imports parameter by @smaye81 in #386. ## New Contributors * @s-hakase made their first contribution in #367. * @balzdur made their first contribution in #368.
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Fixes #343.
This strips the
rewrite_importsparameter from the generated file preamble as that is mostly an implementation detail and can be very noisy (and not very helpful) to consumers/readers of the generated code.