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Add npm package to enable global installation via npm install -g. This provides an additional installation method for users who prefer npm and makes the tool more accessible to Node.js developers. The package downloads the native binary on install and includes a wrapper script. Also update README files to document the new installation method and add .npmignore to exclude unnecessary files from the npm package.
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Add npm package to enable global installation via npm install -g. This provides an additional installation method for users who prefer npm and makes the tool more accessible to Node.js developers. The package downloads the native binary on install and includes a wrapper script. Also update README files to document the new installation method and add .npmignore to exclude unnecessary files from the npm package.