v1.2.11

• add support for combined initials - without separating space (e.g. in 'TJ Hooker' or 'T.J. Hooker')
  (This slightly changes the parsing behaviour as e.g. TJ Hooker would have previously ended up as Tj Hooker, with Tj being the first name. However, this was seen as a bug, so this change is not treated as a breaking change.)

v1.2.10

• add support for multi-part salutations (e.g. 'Her Honour') (#29, thanks @rvanlaak)
• fix parsing of combined lastnames with prefix (e.g. 'Heijdanus-De Boer') (#31, thanks @rvanlaak)

v1.2.9

• support for 'Prof.' salutation (#24, thanks @baletskyi)
• enable re-printing of given name (first name, middle names, initials) in given order (#21, thanks @jpmschuler)
• enable re-printing of full name (given name plus last names) in given order
• add test for custom language support (#23, thanks @ryancwalsh)

v1.2.8

• add test cases for parsing and normalisation of vietnamese names (#17, thanks @yellow1912)

v1.2.7

• enable parsing suffixes in patterns of the form lastname, firstname suffix where they were previously parsed as middle names (#18, thanks for reporting @adrienne)
• add tests for lastname, firstname, suffix and lastname, firstname initial, suffix patterns

v1.2.6

• limit salutation to the first half of the parts and allow overriding via setMaxSalutationIndex()
• remap special values like suffix, nickname and salutation from the end of the string as lastnames if otherwise no lastname can be found (#11, thanks again @VinceG)

v1.2.5

• support parsing of strings that have the salutation at the end without comma-separation (#11, thanks @VinceG)
• add section about special part retrieval features in README

v1.2.4

• enable separate retrieval of last name prefixes via getLastnamePrefix() and pure last names (without prefixes) via getLastname(true) (#10, thanks @divinenanny)

v1.2.3

• correctly parse nickname-type segments even if they are in last position, e.g. Charles Dickens (20th century) (#8, thanks @divinenanny)

v1.2.2

• fix for parsing of middle names in <lastname>, <firstname> <middlename> scenarios (thanks @francislavoie )