Node.js Path Module for Browsers

`path-browserify` provides a browser-compatible implementation of the Node.js `path` module, designed primarily for environments where the native Node.js module is unavailable, such as web browsers. It is commonly used as a transparent polyfill by JavaScript bundlers like Browserify and Webpack, often eliminating the need for direct installation in many projects. The current stable version, v1.0.1, mirrors the Node.js 10.3.0 `path` API, ensuring consistent behavior for POSIX-style path operations. Unlike the full Node.js module, `path-browserify` only implements POSIX functions and does not include Windows-specific (`path.win32`) utilities. Releases are typically driven by updates to the Node.js `path` module, with a focus on porting features and bugfixes directly from the Node.js core to maintain strict API parity. This approach makes it a reliable choice for projects needing Node.js `path` functionality in browser contexts without introducing new APIs.