HTTP Error Constructor

This `http-error-constructor` package provides a straightforward way to create HTTP-specific error objects in Node.js applications. Currently at version 0.1.0, it appears to be an early-stage or unmaintained library given its low version number and the explicit requirement for Node.js >= 4.0.0, which was released in 2015. The library offers a main `HttpError` constructor that can accept a status code, a message, and additional properties. A key feature is the dynamic creation of specific error constructors, such as `HttpError.BadRequest` or `HttpError[400]`, making error instantiation semantically clear and readable. It automatically assigns the correct HTTP status message based on the provided code and ensures core properties like `name`, `statusCode`, and `status` are non-enumerable, leading to their exclusion from default `JSON.stringify` output, while custom properties are included. The library's release cadence is unknown, but its age indicates it predates widespread ECMAScript Modules (ESM) adoption.