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- β Increases the number of color scripts from 245 to 286, expanding the collection of available ANSI art.
- Updates module version to 2025.10.14.2033 and modifies release notes to reflect new count.
- π Updates documentation to reflect the increased number of color scripts.
- Updates README files (main and gallery) to display the new total count.
- Updates documentation index to reflect new script count.
- π₯ Removes unused `temp.txt` file from `Scripts/` directory.
- π οΈ Adds new command line option `--max-height` to `Convert-AnsiToColorScript.js` to split output into multiple files.
- Implements file splitting logic in `Convert-AnsiToColorScript.js`
- β‘ Improves `Convert-AnsiToColorScript.js` to strip background color for plain space characters.
- π§Ή Adds new script conversion commands to `package.json`.
Signed-off-by: Nick2bad4u <[email protected]>
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> **Credits:** This project owes its existence to the foundational work of two incredible developers. The beautiful ANSI art scripts were originally created by Derek Taylor (DistroTube) in his project [shell-color-scripts](https://gitlab.com/dwt1/shell-color-scripts). The collection was then thoughtfully ported to PowerShell by Scott McKendry as [ps-color-scripts](https://github.com/scottmckendry/ps-color-scripts). `ColorScripts-Enhanced` builds upon their efforts by introducing a high-performance caching system, PowerShell Cross-Platform support on Linux and Mac, an expanded command set, and a formal module structure, but the creative core remains their legacy. Thank you, Derek and Scott, for your contributions!
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