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feat: implement subject feedback, scope filtering, subject filtering …
…and config through package.json cz-conventional-changelog can now have its values (specifically all the defaults and maxLineWidth) through the config.commitizen key in the package.json file. The scope now automatically becomes lowercase (as is required for conventional changelogs) and is prompted on the same line (as it is always short and doesn't need an additional line). The subject question now indicates the total number of characters that are allowed based upon the maxLineWidth configuration (or 100 as it is now by default), the length of the type, and scope. Validation prevents entering more than the allowed number of characters with feedback of the number of characters entered. Subject will always have a lowercase first letter and strip any trailing dots (as is required by the conventional changelog standard). 'commitizen' and 'semantic-release' have been updated to the most recent versions (because of current vunderabilites) and the .travisci file has been updated to reflect newer node versions.
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