Babel Literal to AST

This utility package, `babel-literal-to-ast`, converts standard JavaScript literals and simple objects directly into their Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation, formatted according to Babel's specific AST specification. Unlike general-purpose AST parsers that convert source code strings, this library takes a live JavaScript value (like a number, string, boolean, array, or plain object) and returns the corresponding Babel AST node structure. It currently sits at version 2.1.0, with its last update in February 2019, suggesting a stable but no longer actively developed status. Its primary use case is within Babel transformers or other tools that manipulate Babel ASTs, providing a convenient way to inject or create AST nodes from known literal values without having to manually construct the AST objects or parse stringified code. A key differentiator is its direct output to Babel AST format, which has specific deviations from the more generic ESTree specification.