v0.1.4

Release v0.1.4

**Type exports**: All types are now exported and accessible by end-users. This change improves the developer experience when defining inputs and options.

JavaScript example (JSDoc):

```javascript
import { CSVReader, CSVTransformer, CSVWriter } from '@ardislu/csvio';
/** @import { TransformationFunction, CSVTransformerOptions } from '@ardislu/csvio'; */

/** @type {TransformationFunction} */
function calculate(r) {
  return r;
}

/** @type {CSVTransformerOptions} */
const options = {
  handleHeaders: ['a', 'b']
}

new CSVReader('./in.csv')
  .pipeThrough(new CSVTransformer(calculate, options))
  .pipeTo(new CSVWriter('./out.csv'));
```

TypeScript example:

```typescript
import { CSVReader, CSVTransformer, CSVWriter, TransformationOutput, CSVTransformerOptions } from '@ardislu/csvio';

function calculate(r: any[]): TransformationOutput {
  return r;
}

const options: CSVTransformerOptions = {
  handleHeaders: ['a', 'b']
}

new CSVReader('./in.csv')
  .pipeThrough(new CSVTransformer(calculate, options))
  .pipeTo(new CSVWriter('./out.csv'));
```

**New `useLiteralNames` option for `CSVNormalizer`**: By default, `CSVNormalizer` will convert `CSVNormalizerHeader` column names and CSV input column names to camelCase to correct for common naming mistakes when CSV files are manually manipulated (e.g., `Column A` and `column A` are considered the same). This behavior can now be disabled by passing `useLiteralNames: true` to `CSVNormalizer`.

**Other**: Added more documentation and minor performance improvements.
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