chore: release 1.0.0

[github-actions[bot]]

:robot: I have created a release *beep* *boop*

1.0.0 (2020-12-27)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

• add position info to nodes (#5)
• initial implementation of parser (#1)

Features

• add conventional-changelog utility (#19) (64f21a5)
• add greedy whitespace tokenizer (#24) (b0c64f9)
• add inspect command to debug trees (#9) (2967cc4)
• add node helpers to scanner (#15) (ef8a6ca)
• add position info to nodes (#5) (3bbca45)
• implement body/footer parsing (#11) (e00dcb4)
• grammar: ran grammar through linter (#8) (1ee86a7)
• initial commit (cfb18f6)
• initial implementation of parser (#1) (3716f40)

Bug Fixes

• use new parser export name in inspect script (#23) (41a2939)

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[bcoe]

Let's not merge just yet, I'd like to make sure that the API is meeting everyone's expectations.

[wesleytodd]

Minor point: I wonder if we should do pre-1.x releases to start? Since this is an existing ecosystem, if I were to see a 1.0.0 under this name I would assume it is "good to go"/"grade a"/"production ready"/"used everywhere". I am not saying this is not ready for that, just that until it is integrated to some tooling to ensure it meets the needs, we might want a less concrete guarantee. Also, it would mean we could write a nice "we are going 1.0!" post later. Just a thought.