Saxes Streaming XML Parser

Saxes is an evented, streaming XML parser for JavaScript, currently at version 6.0.0. It is a modern, stricter, and significantly faster fork of the original `sax` library, designed primarily for Node.js environments (requiring Node.js >=12.22.7) but also functional in browsers. Its core differentiator is a strong adherence to XML 1.0/1.1 and Namespaces in XML 1.0/1.1 well-formedness rules, unlike `sax` which tolerates malformed structures. This makes `saxes` unsuitable for HTML or pseudo-XML parsing, as it will explicitly report well-formedness errors. While it is a non-validating parser, it aims to catch all malformed constructs outside of thorough DTD validation. `saxes` does not include a `Stream` API, a notable departure from its `sax` predecessor, and its `onerror` handler defaults to throwing errors, which can be overridden. The project is actively maintained, with a focus on performance and strict conformance to XML specifications.