Unist Utility to Find All Nodes Between Two Points

Unist-util-find-all-between is a JavaScript utility for the Unist (Universal Syntax Tree) ecosystem, designed to locate and return a collection of child nodes positioned strictly between a specified start and end point within a given parent node. These start and end points can be defined either by their numerical index within the parent's children array or by a Unist node object itself. When node objects are provided, the utility internally relies on `unist-util-find` to locate them and `unist-util-is` for robust node testing. The current stable version is 2.1.0, indicating a mature and relatively stable API. As a specialized utility within the Unist ecosystem, it typically follows a stable release cadence, aligning with broader Unist updates rather than frequent independent feature releases. It offers a precise, range-based selection mechanism, differentiating itself from other `unist-util-find-*` tools by specifically focusing on the 'between' segment, excluding the start and end boundaries. This makes it ideal for operations requiring contextual analysis of AST segments.