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This pull request introduces several updates to project documentation, licensing, and configuration files to improve clarity, compliance, and usability. The most significant changes are the switch to the MIT license, a major enhancement to the
README.mdfor better onboarding and developer experience, and an overhaul of the.npmignorefile to ensure only necessary files are published. Additionally, the build workflow and CI badge references have been updated for consistency.Licensing update:
LICENSE, simplifying legal terms and making the project more permissively licensed.Documentation improvements:
README.mdwith badges, clearer feature descriptions, usage instructions, and troubleshooting section, making it much more accessible for new users and contributors. [1] [2] [3] [4]Package publishing and configuration:
.npmignoreto exclude development, configuration, and environment files, ensuring only relevant files are included in npm releases.Workflow and CI consistency:
CItoBuildin.github/workflows/build.ymlfor better clarity and alignment with project naming conventions.Badges and metadata:
README.mdfor GitHub stars, forks, CI, build, npm version, types, Prettier, license, and code coverage, improving project visibility and transparency.Let me know if you want to discuss any of these changes in more detail!