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14.1.0

Comparision Betweeen 14.1.0 and 14.0.0

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Version 14.1.0 Details

Marked version 14.1.0 introduces several updates and improvements compared to its predecessor, version 14.0.0, targeting developers seeking a robust and efficient markdown parsing solution. One key area of change lies in the development dependencies. Specifically, eslint has been updated from version 9.8.0 to version 9.9.0, semantic-release from version 24.0.0 to version 24.1.0, and @semantic-release/github from version 10.1.3 to version 10.1.6. Additionally, marked-highlight sees an upgrade from version 2.1.3 to version 2.1.4, while @arethetypeswrong/cli moves from version 0.15.3 to version 0.15.4. Rollup also gets a bump from version 4.20.0 to version 4.21.0

These updates likely introduce bug fixes, performance enhancements, and new features within the development workflow and the highlighting functionality, potentially streamlining the development process for contributors and improving the accuracy of code highlighting. Furthermore, the update to semantic-release and its associated plugins suggests improvements in the automated release process, potentially leading to more frequent and reliable updates. The file count for both packages remained the same at 16 while the unpacked size increased from 944588 to 947158. Developers should evaluate these updates for compatibility within their existing projects and consider leveraging the improved highlighting and release automation features. Given the minimal changes and the nature of updated packages, upgrading to version 14.1.0 is recommended.

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