Possibility of bumping version to "1.x.y", to reflect package stable version for users and semver

[blindbeat]

Lucide icons are still shipped under version "0.x.x," which is treated as an unstable version according to semver specification. This contradicts the package's real observed stability, compliance with the semver standard for stable packages and broad adoption by stable and very popular packages like Vercel or shadcn.

That leads to two problems:

• Semantic confusion for people new to the package, incorrectly hinting you to treat a package as unstable and, possibly, seek other alternatives.
• tools following semver treat the package as unstable. For example npm update command will never update a minor version of the package e.g. "0.123.0" -> "0.124.0", which is probably a desired update, as it brings new icons and doesn't introduce any breaking changes.

For me, it's the only "unstable" dependency in projects that requires special attention whenever I update packages: after npm update i have to run npm install lucide-react@latest

Are there any reasons for sticking to major version 0, that I'm not seeing? I'm curious about opinions on this topic.