Fix client-side bundling by separating server and client exports

- Create dedicated /server export for server-side functions and plugin
- Main export now contains only types (client-safe)
- Remove problematic /steps export that exposed server functions
- Update README with correct import structure
- Fix tests to use /server export

This prevents server-side code from being bundled in client JavaScript,
eliminating the "require is not defined in ES module scope" runtime error.

Breaking change: workflowsPlugin must now be imported from '/server':
import { workflowsPlugin } from '@xtr-dev/payload-automation/server'

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// Server-side only exports - should never be bundled for client
// These contain Node.js dependencies and should only be used server-side
export { triggerCustomWorkflow, triggerWorkflowById } from '../core/trigger-custom-workflow.js'
export { WorkflowExecutor } from '../core/workflow-executor.js'
export { workflowsPlugin } from '../plugin/index.js'
// Export all step handlers (server-side only)
export {
createDocumentHandler,
deleteDocumentHandler,
httpStepHandler,
readDocumentHandler,
sendEmailHandler,
updateDocumentHandler
} from '../steps/index.js'
// Export step tasks configurations (server-side only)
export {
CreateDocumentStepTask,
DeleteDocumentStepTask,
HttpRequestStepTask,
ReadDocumentStepTask,
SendEmailStepTask,
UpdateDocumentStepTask
} from '../steps/index.js'