fix: export PriorityQueue to fix declaration emit for consumers#242
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PriorityQueue is used as the default generic type parameter of PQueue, but is not re-exported from the package. This causes TypeScript's declaration emit (--declaration) to fail for any consumer that exposes a PQueue instance in their public API, because TypeScript cannot reference PriorityQueue through a portable import path.
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PriorityQueueis used as the default generic type parameter of PQueue, but is not re-exported from the package. This causes TypeScript's declaration emit (--declaration) to fail for any consumer that exposes a PQueue instance in their public API, because TypeScript cannot referencePriorityQueuethrough a portable import path.