rechoir: Node Environment File Loader Preparer

rechoir is a utility designed to prepare the Node.js `require` environment for dynamically loading files with various non-native extensions. It operates by registering module loaders into `require.extensions`, leveraging `interpret`-like configuration objects to map file extensions to their respective transpiler or loader modules. Currently stable at version 0.8.0, releases are typically feature-driven and occur on an irregular cadence, often in conjunction with updates within the broader Gulp.js ecosystem where it serves as a dependency for tools like `liftoff`. A key differentiator is its ability to integrate with third-party transpilers (e.g., CoffeeScript, TypeScript, Babel) without bundling them, instead requiring developers to install these transpiler modules as local project dependencies. This design makes rechoir a flexible tool for command-line interfaces and build systems that need to process files written in languages other than standard JavaScript directly via Node's module resolution system.