Is there an option to display in bits instead of bytes?

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Yes, there is. The `bits` option allows you to format the number as bits instead of bytes.

According to the API documentation [readme.md:L46-L85], the `bits` option is a `boolean` with a default value of `false`. When set to `true`, it formats the number as bits instead of bytes, which can be useful when referring to bit rate.

Here's an example from the documentation [index.d.ts:L161-L177]:

```js
prettyBytes(1337, {bits: true});
//=> '1.34 kbit'
```

The test file [test.js:L141-L180] shows additional examples of the bits option in action, demonstrating that values below 1000 bits display as `b` (e.g., `'0.7 b'`), while larger values use the appropriate prefix like `'1 kbit'` or `'10 Pbit'`.

FOLLOW_UPS:
- How does the binary option differ from bits option?
- What are the available unit prefixes for bits?
- Can bits and binary options be used together?