qss: Tiny Query String Serializer

qss (query string stringify) is a minimalist, 305-byte browser utility designed for efficiently serializing JavaScript objects into URL query strings and parsing query strings back into objects. The current stable version is 3.0.0. It distinguishes itself by its extreme lightness and strong performance for decoding compared to other libraries like `qs`, `query-string`, and even Node.js's native `querystring.decode` in browser contexts. While suitable for browsers, its `encode` function is significantly slower than Node.js's native `querystring.stringify`, making it less ideal for server-side encoding. qss ships with TypeScript type definitions, providing a robust development experience. Releases are feature-driven rather than on a strict cadence, with major versions introducing breaking changes as needed for improvements or modernizations.