feat: add custom scheme support#1
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Adds support for user-defined commit parsing schemes via
--scheme-file <path-to-yaml>, alongside the existingautotagandconventionalbuilt-ins.Users write a YAML file with an ordered list of regex rules, each mapping to
major/minor/patch/none, plus a requireddefaultfor unmatched commits. Rules are evaluated top-down, first match wins; validation (regex compilation, allowed bump values, required fields, unknown keys) happens at load time so malformed schemes fail fast with clear errors. Matched rules and applied defaults are logged by name for easier debugging.Internally, scheme selection is refactored behind a new
Schemeinterface, and--scheme-fileis mutually exclusive with an explicitly non-default--scheme. Reference files under examples/schemes/ reproduce both built-in schemes as a starting point, and testdata/schemes/ fixtures dogfood the same clones end-to-end against the existing test suite.