fix: Refactor to generic RSS parser with Cheerio#24
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now returns raw XML string when no callback is passed
- updated non browser calls - added jest config and test
removed logs
added book_large_image_url to goodreads feed
- updated proxy - updated libs
…-feed-api into release/patch
Replaces xml2js-based parsing with a generic Cheerio-powered RSS parser. Adds type-safe selector maps, new helpers for Substack and Goodreads feeds, and improves error handling. Updates README and type definitions, introduces new tests, and adds Cheerio as a dependency. Updates GitHub workflows for versioning and release, and adds a version check workflow.
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Replaces xml2js-based parsing with a generic Cheerio-powered RSS parser. Adds type-safe selector maps, new helpers for Substack and Goodreads feeds, and improves error handling. Updates README and type definitions, introduces new tests, and adds Cheerio as a dependency. Updates GitHub workflows for versioning and release, and adds a version check workflow.