Web Component Analyzer CLI

`web-component-analyzer` is a command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to analyze web component source code, including both JavaScript and TypeScript, to extract structured metadata. It parses code and JSDoc comments to identify and document `properties`, `attributes`, `methods`, `events`, `slots`, `CSS shadow parts`, and `CSS custom properties`. The tool supports vanilla web components and provides specialized analysis for components built with frameworks like LitElement, Polymer, Stencil (partial), and LWC. The current stable version is 2.0.0. While there isn't a strict regular release cadence, updates are made to enhance parsing logic, fix bugs, and add support for new Web Component features or framework nuances. Its primary differentiation lies in its comprehensive extraction capabilities across multiple web component ecosystems, outputting to formats like Markdown, JSON, and VS Code-specific schemas, making it useful for documentation generation and IDE tooling workflows. It explicitly handles complexities like mixins and JSDoc type definitions, improving accuracy over simple regex-based parsers, and ships with TypeScript types for programmatic integration.