Configured Node.js Android entrypoint with failure restart policy

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• C·0ea4f23e7a · This artifact defines a Node.js application entrypoint. The 'index.cjs' file (truncated) exports utility functions like AggregateError and array methods, configured to wrap native JavaScript objects. The 'manifest.json' file specifies the application name as 'nodejs-android', version 1, with 'index.cjs' as the entrypoint and a 'onFailure' restart policy. No external services or runtime execution are proven; the source is partial, omitting the full 'index.cjs' content.