v3.0.0

Breaking

• Overwrites existing, non-object values as needed: 569955d
  Now dset is inline with lodash/set and set-value behaviors

  let input = { foo: 123 };
  
  dset(input, 'foo.bar', 456);
  console.log(input);
  //=> (Before) { foo: 123 } -- no change
  //=> (After) { foo: { bar: 456 } } -- convert "foo" to object

• Use named dset export instead of default export: 7ac17ed

  -import dset from 'dset';
  +import { dset } from 'dset';

• Exit loop when unsafe key(s) encountered (#22): 0a11c8a
  Previously, as of v2.1.0, dset skipped over the offending key, but continued processing those after it.
  Now dset matches the lodash/set behavior, abandoning the current dset() execution entirely.

Features

• Add "exports" map for native ESM support: fa7ab74
• Add support for keys with number type (#12): 5b09e52
  Previously, dset(input, ['foo', 1], 123) failed because 1 was a number.
  Now, ['foo', 1] is treated the same as ['foo', '1'] and 'foo.1'

Chores

• Use ESM format within tests: 630df8a
• Update benchmark & results: e6ef708
• Cleanup README examples: aebde0d, 72b49ab
• Update module size: 5e2b4c6, 37aaf30
• Add CodeCov badge to README: ab0b1bf