GitLint Parser for Node.js

Gitlint is a widely used linter for Git commit messages, originally implemented in Python, that enforces conventions such as the Conventional Commits specification, ensuring consistent and readable commit history across projects. The `gitlint-parser-node` package is a JavaScript library designed to parse these commit messages specifically within a Node.js environment, adhering to the core parsing logic and conventions used by gitlint. This enables Node.js applications and tooling to programmatically process, analyze, and extract structured information from git commit messages in a compatible manner, without needing to invoke the Python-based gitlint CLI directly. It supports parsing the various components of a commit message, such as type, scope, subject, body, and footers. The current stable version is 1.1.0. Given its focused utility and version history, it appears to be in a maintenance phase, providing a stable foundation for projects requiring gitlint-compatible commit message parsing in JavaScript.