HTML Encode/Decode

htmlencode is a minimalist Node.js module, currently at version 0.0.5, designed to provide basic HTML encoding and decoding functionalities. It serves as a wrapper for the legacy client-side JavaScript library found at `strictly-software.com/htmlencode`, adapting it for server-side Node.js environments. The package introduced two key modifications to the original source: renaming the global `Encoder` object to `module.exports` for CommonJS compatibility and patching a global variable leak within the `htmlDecode` method. Given its low version number and the nature of its changes (primarily adapting an external, presumably old, client-side script for Node.js), the package appears to have had a very limited release cadence and is likely no longer actively maintained. It offers basic HTML entity conversion, supporting both named and numerical entities, configured either globally via the `EncodeType` property or through an `Encoder` class instance.