feat(http2-priority-signaling): introduce

[AugustinMauroy]

I'm not sure if I correctly get, how the deprecation should be handled so here my thing.

close #243

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR introduces a new codemod recipe to handle Node.js deprecation DEP0194 by automatically removing HTTP/2 priority-related options and methods from codebases. The codemod removes priority properties from http2.connect(), session.request(), and client.settings() calls, as well as entire stream.priority() method invocations.

Key Changes:

• Implements AST transformation logic to detect and remove deprecated HTTP/2 priority signaling code
• Provides comprehensive test coverage for CommonJS and ESM imports across multiple usage scenarios
• Includes complete recipe configuration and documentation

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
recipes/http2-priority-signaling/src/workflow.ts	Core transformation logic implementing removal of priority-related code
recipes/http2-priority-signaling/workflow.yaml	Workflow configuration defining the codemod execution
recipes/http2-priority-signaling/package.json	Package metadata and dependencies
recipes/http2-priority-signaling/codemod.yaml	Codemod registry configuration
recipes/http2-priority-signaling/README.md	Documentation explaining the codemod's purpose and usage
recipes/http2-priority-signaling/tests/input/*.js	Test input files covering different priority removal scenarios
recipes/http2-priority-signaling/tests/expected/*.js	Expected output files showing correct transformation results

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[Copilot]

[nitpick] Lines 351-352 enforce spacing around braces ({ prop } style), which may conflict with the original code's formatting preferences. If the original code uses {prop} without spaces, this transformation will change the formatting style. Consider preserving the original spacing style or making this configurable.

Suggested change

	result = result.replace(/{(\S)/g, "{ $1");
	result = result.replace(/(\S)}/g, "$1 }");

[AugustinMauroy]

Bruno I tried to solve issue that you had found but idk if there are a better way to accomplish that.