### Method: `values()`

#### Overview:
The `values()` method is used to enable the retrieval of file content in the `Store` class. This method configures the store to load the content of each file when the `get()` method is called.

#### Caching:
- **Cache Size**: The content of each file retrieved by this method is cached. The size of this cache is configurable and plays a crucial role in the performance and memory usage of the application.
- **Cache Behavior**: Once the cache reaches its set limit, older entries may be evicted to make room for new ones, following a cache eviction policy (e.g., Least Recently Used).

#### Asynchronous File Reading:
- **Parallel Processing**: The reading of file contents is performed asynchronously, allowing for non-blocking I/O operations.
- **Grouped Processing**: By default, files are read in parallel in groups of 100 processes at a time. This parallelism is managed to optimize performance while avoiding excessive resource usage.

#### Customizing Parallelism:
- **Adjustable Parallel Promises**: The number of parallel processes can be customized by modifying the `Store.paralelPromises` static property.
- **Example Usage**: Setting `Store.paralelPromises = 50` would change the parallel processing to handle 50 files at a time.

#### Method Implementation:
- **Enabling Values**: By invoking this method (`values()`), the store is configured to load and cache the contents of files when `get()` is executed.
- **Asynchronous Behavior**: The method ensures that file content loading is done asynchronously, maintaining application responsiveness.

### Usage Example:
```js
const store = new Store({ dirPath: '/path/to/dir' });
const {results,errors} = await store.values().get()
```