- Add tests for JSON and TypeScript format outputs
- Add tests for disabled enum maps
- Add tests for partial output file configuration
- Update json.test.ts to specify output filenames
- Update test snapshots to reflect output file changes
- Document enum mapping refactoring completion

- Document the purpose and implementation of enum utility generation
- Explain the bidirectional lookup functionality
- Provide usage examples and configuration options
- Detail the AST generation process
- Include performance considerations and best practices

- Add generateEnumToIntFunctions for string to number conversions
- Add generateEnumToStringFunctions for number to string conversions
- Add configuration options for unidirectional generation
- Update store to support both bidirectional and unidirectional modes
- Add comprehensive tests for new functionality
- Update documentation to cover all three generation modes

Benefits:
- Cleaner, more precise TypeScript types
- Better IDE support and IntelliSense
- Smaller bundle sizes with tree-shaking
- Slightly better performance for single-direction conversions

- Add generateEnumToIntFunctionsNested and generateEnumToStringFunctionsNested
- Add outputFormat option: 'switchStatements' | 'nestedObjects'
- Generate typed object maps with individual converter functions per enum
- Update store logic to support both output formats
- Add comprehensive tests for nested objects format
- Update documentation with nested objects usage and benefits

Benefits of nested objects format:
- Better tree-shaking - import only specific enum converters
- Direct property access without passing enum name
- Type-safe enum property access
- More modular code organization

- Add documentation for unidirectional enum conversion functions
- Document nested objects output format option
- Include examples for all three generation modes
- Update features list to highlight new capabilities
- Add configuration options table for new enum utility settings

- Add optional isNode boolean parameter to all generated helper methods
- When isNode is true, return wrapped object format: { TypeName: instance }
- When isNode is false/undefined, return raw type (backward compatible)
- Update return types to union of Type | { Type: Type }
- Update test snapshots to reflect new signatures

Benefits:
- Maintains backward compatibility (isNode defaults to false)
- Enables programmatic node type identification
- Useful for AST construction with embedded type information
- Type-safe with TypeScript union types