Add exports field for granular imports

[jbuckner]

Summary

Add an exports field to package.json enabling consumers to import specific parts of BookReader:

import '@internetarchive/bookreader'               // full shell (unchanged)
import '@internetarchive/bookreader/core'           // BookReader class only
import '@internetarchive/bookreader/jquery'          // jQuery wrapper
import '@internetarchive/bookreader/plugins/search/plugin.search.js'  // individual plugin
import '@internetarchive/bookreader/styles'          // BookReader.css

Problem

Currently, the only entry point is the full ia-bookreader shell. Consumers who want to use BookReader core with a custom shell, or who need to import jQuery/plugins separately for loading order control, have to use deep path imports that aren't guaranteed by the package contract.

Test plan

• Verify import '@internetarchive/bookreader' still works (default entry)
• Verify import '@internetarchive/bookreader/core' imports BookReader class
• Verify import '@internetarchive/bookreader/jquery' sets up jQuery globals

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Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 69.70%. Comparing base (f910ef7) to head (bd51d01).

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