feat: brand new client api; hooks; refactor

[StopMakingThatBigFace]

node-wreq 1.0.0

node-wreq now ships a much more complete fetch-style API on top of the Rust transport powered by wreq.

Highlights

• Added a new fetch-oriented public API with:
  • fetch(input, init?)
  • createClient(defaults?)
  • Request
  • Response
  • Headers
• Added WHATWG-style WebSocket support:
  • new WebSocket(url, init?)
  • await websocket(url, init?)
  • support for browser-like lifecycle, binary payloads, protocols, handshake validation, and cookie-backed handshakes
• Added request lifecycle hooks:
  • init
  • beforeRequest
  • afterResponse
  • beforeRetry
  • beforeError
  • beforeRedirect
• Added pluggable cookieJar support for both HTTP requests and WebSocket handshakes
• Added redirect and retry orchestration in the JS pipeline
• Added richer fetch-style response handling:
  • stream-backed bodies
  • clone()
  • json(), text(), arrayBuffer(), blob(), formData()
  • extra metadata under response.wreq
• Added response metadata and observability surfaces:
  • timings
  • redirect chain
  • cookies / set-cookie exposure
  • Node-readable conversion via response.wreq.readable()
• Added advanced transport/emulation controls:
  • browser profiles
  • exact header order / original header names
  • tlsOptions
  • http1Options
  • http2Options

Internal Refactor

• Refactored the package around a clearer module structure:
  • src/http/*
  • src/client/*
  • src/websocket/*
  • src/native/*
  • src/types/*
• Split Rust internals into transport, N-API, emulation, and runtime/store layers
• Added generated browser profile plumbing and cleaner native binding boundaries

Tooling and Release Infrastructure

• Replaced the old formatting setup with oxlint + oxfmt
• Added local pre-commit hooks for lint autofix and formatting
• Added scoped platform package publishing flow for:
  • @node-wreq/darwin-x64
  • @node-wreq/darwin-arm64
  • @node-wreq/linux-x64-gnu
  • @node-wreq/linux-arm64-gnu
  • @node-wreq/linux-x64-musl
  • @node-wreq/win32-x64-msvc
• Added GitHub trusted publishing support for npm releases
• Release versions can now be derived from the GitHub release tag instead of the repo’s local placeholder version

Docs

• Rewrote the README into an example-first reference
• Expanded docs around architecture, publishing, observability, retries, redirects, hooks, cookies, networking, and WebSockets

Tests

• Added coverage for:
  • hooks and retries
  • cookies and redirects
  • HTTP client behavior
  • response streaming and cloning
  • WebSocket lifecycle and handshake behavior