v1.1.0

Added

• Name::toArray() returns every part under a fixed key set (empty string when absent), a machine-readable shape that is safe to consume without existence checks, unlike getAll().
• Name::getConfidence() exposes the advisory confidence signal on the parsed result, derived from the same input the parser saw. Parser::parse() output is unchanged; the check is opt-in.
• Confidence now flags all-caps tokens that collide with Census surnames (II, III, IV, MBA) in uniform-case input, in addition to the existing name-leaning keys.
• Two-letter given names in all-caps input are kept as names instead of being split into initials; "JO ANDERSON" keeps first name Jo. Mixed-case combined initials like "JM Walker" still split.
• Comma input keeps a middle name after a second comma; "Smith, John, Robert" keeps Robert, while trailing and credential-only segments like "Smith, MD, PhD" still strip to suffixes.

Changed

• Config setters (setMaxCombinedInitials, setMaxSalutationIndex, setNicknameDelimiters) take effect on a reused parser even when called after the first parse(), instead of using configuration cached on that first call.
• getFullName() and toArray()['full_name'] no longer pad with a stray space when the first or last name is absent; "John" alone returns "John", not "John ".

Fixed

• A lone bracket or quote token no longer crashes parse() with a TypeError; inputs like "(" or "Smith, (" return an empty Name instead of aborting the row.
• Multi-word salutation matching no longer accepts a partial tail, so "Smith, Her" keeps Her as the given name instead of reading it as "Her Honour", and no longer reads past the token list when a match shrinks it.