Dropping the CLI tool. Back in 2015, every utility had a CLI tool packaged with it. Himalaya followed suit with a tool of its own that was just enough to say we had one. Even in 2017 the CLI never was treated as a first-class citizen and to its final day had zero tests. A Himalaya CLI tool is not a bad idea, but should be its own package as to not be neglected by the core and also not thrash core's history as the CLI is improved in its own various ways.

Removing translate. The himalaya/translate module had always been a bit odd. I always wanted it in its own package but it was so frequently needed and so closely tied to the spec I didn't want to break it out. The dream was that it would be the rosetta stone of HTML, bridging the gap between HTML, Jade/Pug, HAML, and what not using Himalaya has the shared AST. That dream is still possible but will have to live in other packages. A nice by-product of this change is that Himalaya now has zero external dependencies, making the package as a whole smaller.

Adding stringify. To replace the most common use case of the translate module I have increased the core API's method count from 1 to 2. The new method stringify is the toHTML of v1. The naming aligns nicely with JSON.parse/JSON.stringify.