Update version inclusion logic for Node.js parser#107
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This PR updates the Node.js version inclusion rule in NodeVersionsParser to align with the newer Node.js release schedule: preserve the existing “>= v8” floor, keep only even majors for older releases, and include all majors starting at v27.
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- Keep excluding Node.js versions with major < 8.
- Include only even-numbered majors for Node.js versions with major < 27.
- Include all Node.js versions with major >= 27.
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This PR updates the Node.js parser version inclusion logic to match the newer release schedule - Reference
This preserves existing behavior for older releases while allowing newer Node.js versions to be included correctly.