docs: require Node 24 for the eve agent

[nlee94]

What changed

• package.json: engines.node goes from >=22 to >=24.
• README.md: the quick start now lists Node.js 24 beside Bun and Docker, and says which runtime runs what.

Why

eve 0.29.4, which runs the agent, refuses to start below Node 24. Next.js also needs a real Node, because Turbopack's hashed external-module aliases do not resolve under Bun's runtime. A fresh clone on a machine with only Bun fails at bun run dev twice, and the docs never mention Node.

For the reviewer

Documentation only. Bun does not enforce engines, so the bump changes the number the next self-hoster reads, not the build.

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Summary by cubic

Raises the documented Node requirement to 24 and bumps package.json engines to match, so the quick start reflects what the eve agent actually needs.

The eve agent (0.29.4) refuses to start below Node 24, and Next.js requires a real Node runtime because Turbopack's external-module aliases don't resolve under Bun. Previously the docs only mentioned Bun and Docker, so a fresh clone could fail at bun run dev with no hint. Since Bun does not enforce engines, this changes the documented requirement, not the build.

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<file name="package.json">

<violation number="1" location="package.json:35">
P3: The PR describes the engines bump as documentation-only because Bun does not enforce `engines`, but this repo is deployed on Vercel, and Vercel reads `engines.node` from the root package.json to select the Node.js build and serverless runtime version. So this change does alter the production Node runtime to 24, not just the number a self-hoster reads. That is likely intended (eve requires Node 24), but the stated rationale is inaccurate, so verify the Vercel build/runtime behaves as expected rather than assuming there is no build impact.</violation>
</file>

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P3: The PR describes the engines bump as documentation-only because Bun does not enforce engines, but this repo is deployed on Vercel, and Vercel reads engines.node from the root package.json to select the Node.js build and serverless runtime version. So this change does alter the production Node runtime to 24, not just the number a self-hoster reads. That is likely intended (eve requires Node 24), but the stated rationale is inaccurate, so verify the Vercel build/runtime behaves as expected rather than assuming there is no build impact.

Prompt for AI agents

Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At package.json, line 35:

<comment>The PR describes the engines bump as documentation-only because Bun does not enforce `engines`, but this repo is deployed on Vercel, and Vercel reads `engines.node` from the root package.json to select the Node.js build and serverless runtime version. So this change does alter the production Node runtime to 24, not just the number a self-hoster reads. That is likely intended (eve requires Node 24), but the stated rationale is inaccurate, so verify the Vercel build/runtime behaves as expected rather than assuming there is no build impact.</comment>

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@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@
 	},
 	"engines": {
-		"node": ">=22"
+		"node": ">=24"
 	},
 	"packageManager": "bun@1.3.12",
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