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Adds the 'Use `importAttributes` instead of `importAssertions`' warning to the list of suppressed warnings. Starting with Node.js v22.20.0, this warning is emitted when using the deprecated `importAssertions` property. This change suppresses the warning to maintain clean output for users. Fixes privatenumber#775
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Summary
Suppresses the
ExperimentalWarning: Use \importAttributes` instead of `importAssertions`` warning that appears starting with Node.js v22.20.0.Problem
After migrating to Node.js 22.20.0+, users see this warning when starting their apps:
The warning is triggered because tsx uses the deprecated
importAssertionsproperty for backward compatibility.Solution
Added the warning message to the existing
ignoreWarningsSet insuppress-warnings.cts, following the same pattern used for other suppressed warnings.Fixes #775