Description

Adds a new @hyperfrontend/questions library providing a terminal prompting API with composable, functional primitives for text input, select, confirm, and multiselect prompts. The library is fully tested and integrated into the docs site and CI pipelines.

Type of Change

✨ Feature
📝 Docs
🔧 Build/Config

Changes Made

• Add libs/questions library with terminal prompting functions (text, select, confirm, multiselect)
• Implement functional state machine pattern with immutable state and explicit prompt outcomes
• Add searchable multiselect with type-to-filter functionality
• Create E2E test project (apps/package-e2e/questions) for CJS and ESM format validation
• Add dedicated CI workflow (ci-lib-questions.yml) for the library
• Update ci-libraries.yml and ci-main.yml to include questions library in change detection and coverage uploads
• Add questions library page to docs site
• Update root README to list the new package in Internal Packages
• Update roadmap documentation with features implementation plan

Testing

• Comprehensive unit tests covering all prompt types, terminal I/O, and state rendering
• E2E tests validating CJS and ESM package outputs
• Browser bundle tests excluded as this is a Node.js-only library using node:readline

Checklist

• I have performed a self-review of my code
• I have added/updated tests as needed
• I have updated relevant documentation
• I have used npm run commit for conventional commit messages

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