v0.0.18

Release Notes for v0.0.18

We're excited to announce the release of version 0.0.18! This update brings a new feature that enhances your
workflow and saves you time.

New Features 🚀

• Push Option in Generate Command: We've added a new -p, --push option to the generate command. This feature
  allows you to decide if you want to push the generated files to the remote repository. By default, this option is
  set to false. This change was made to give you more control over your workflow.

• Push Property in Options Object: We've introduced a new push property to the options object in the
  generate function. This property determines whether to push the changes to the remote repository. If the push
  property is true, the code will execute the git.push() function and display the result. This change was made to
  automate the process of pushing commits to the remote repository when generating summaries.

• New Push Function in git.ts: We've added a new function called push to the git.ts file. This function uses
  the spawn method to execute the git push command. This change was made to provide a way to push changes to a
  remote repository using the git library. This function can be used to automate the process of pushing commits to a
  remote repository.

• New Message Option for Push Description: We've added a new message option called option-push-description.
  This change was made to provide you with the ability to push to a remote repository after committing changes. This
  new option allows for a streamlined workflow by automating the process of pushing changes to the remote repository,
  saving you time and effort.

• New Option in CliMessages Type: We've added a new option option-push-description to the CliMessages type
  in types.ts. This change was made to enhance the user experience by providing more descriptive messages.