revert: fix state type syntax error from PR #238 (#246)

* revert: fix state type syntax error from PR #238

Reverts the broken type definition that had a syntax error in the
conditional type.
The original change attempted to handle multiple transitions but
introduced
a parsing issue with missing space before '?' in the conditional type.

This restores the working state function signature while we investigate
a proper solution for multiple transition type inference.

* add a changeset

* properly update the package.json

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Co-authored-by: Matthew Phillips <matthew@macmedia>

Author: matthewp

.changeset/soft-swans-heal.md

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+---
+"robot3": patch
+---
+
+Fix syntax error in state function type definition that caused TypeScript compilation failures. The previous change had a missing space in a conditional type expression, breaking type inference for state transitions.

package-lock.json

@@ -58,9 +58,9 @@ declare module 'robot3' {
    *
    * @param args - Any argument needs to be of type Transition or Immediate.
    */
-  export function state<T extends (Transition<any> | Immediate<any>)[]>(
-    ...args: T
-  ): MachineState<T[number] extends (Transition<infer F>)? F : string>;
+  export function state<T extends Transition<any> | Immediate<any>>(
+    ...args: T[]
+  ): MachineState<T extends Transition<infer F> ? F : string>;
 
   /**
    * A `transition` function is used to move from one state to another.