Updated the component description to better summarize what the component does

Published the component as an npm package, so code-native integrations can install it and call its actions, triggers and data sources from code with TypeScript types

Improved reliability and the configuration experience across actions

• Fixed actions other than Raw Request reporting success when Expensify rejected a job; the step now fails with an error containing the response code and message
• Fixed Raw Request sending the Data input as numbered character entries instead of its JSON content; the JSON is now merged into the request
• Fixed optional JSON inputs such as On Finish, Filters, Categories, Tags, Report Fields, and Employees prefilling sample data that was sent to Expensify unless cleared; the samples now appear only as examples
• Fixed Update Employee ignoring a disabled Fix Approval Chains input (previously labeled Admin Only), which left Expensify fixing approval chains; turning it off now takes effect
• Updated Export Report to group its optional inputs into Additional Fields and Update Employee to group its provisioning inputs into Provisioning Options
• Added inline action calling support to 11 actions for improved example output during configuration
• Added output schemas to 10 actions for improved field mapping during configuration

Updated spectral version

Added New Policies polling trigger that checks for new policies in Expensify on a configured schedule, using ID-based change detection

Added global debug support across all actions for improved troubleshooting