Base32 Encoding/Decoding for Node.js

The `thirty-two` package provides an implementation of the Base32 encoding and decoding algorithms as specified in RFC 3548 for Node.js environments. Base32 is a binary-to-text encoding scheme that uses a 32-character alphabet, commonly employed for situations where human readability or case-insensitivity is desired, and URL-safety is important (as it avoids common punctuation characters). While RFC 3548 has been obsoleted by RFC 4648, the core Base32 encoding defined within it remains a standard and widely used method. This package, currently at version 1.0.2 and last updated approximately 10 years ago, is a mature and stable utility that fulfills its specific function without active feature development, operating effectively in maintenance mode. It's a foundational library for basic binary data transformation.