node-fs: Legacy FS Extension

node-fs is an extension library for Node.js's native `fs` module, originally designed for very early Node.js versions (specifically, requiring Node.js >=0.1.97). It aimed to provide functionalities that were not natively available in the `fs` module at the time, such as recursive directory creation (`fs.createDirectory`, `fs.mkdirSyncRecursive`) and recursive directory removal (`fs.remove`, `fs.rmdirSyncRecursive`), as well as recursive directory watching (`fs.watchTree`). The package's last update was in 2011, and it reached version 0.1.7. Given the significant advancements in Node.js's native `fs` module (e.g., recursive options for `fs.mkdir` and `fs.rm` are standard since Node.js v10.12.0 and v12.10.0 respectively), `node-fs` is now obsolete. Modern Node.js versions provide these features natively, making this package unnecessary and incompatible with current development practices. It has no ongoing maintenance or active development.