"selector" is now the preferred method of configuration, everything else was deprecated in SublimeLSP 4070-1.1.0: https://github.com/sublimelsp/LSP/releases/tag/4070-1.1.0
Also syncs setup.zig with the readme for the Sublime Text 3 settings (the Zig Language package name was wrong in setup.zig)
A new file src/data/generate-data.py has been added.
It is written in Python 3 and has some new features like:
- It doesn't need Chrome to work, the script fetches the page automatically;
- It does the translation of HTML tags for better user experiences in editors.
In addition, a new section has been added to README.md to reflect this change.
`lsp-mode` now has built-in configuration for zls, so the only
configuration that might be required is setting the location of the zls
executable (or placing it in the PATH).
`doom-emacs` has not updated to use the latest version of `lsp-mode`
yet, so its configuration cannot be simplified. However, I've updated
the snippet for configuration to avoid loading `lsp-mode` on startup,
which can cause significant slowdown to Emacs startup, and instead defer
loading it until it is required.
I have had these commands in my personal docs for a while now because I find them useful when setting up the Zig language server, especially because remembering the right tar options and that `xz` needs to be installed can be difficult to recall. I thought maybe they'd make a good addition to the README.
* Moved .assets to .github/assets, as they are supposed to be used in web-based
viewers
* Removed images from the project level README file
Utilizes GitHub's features for a special directory ".github". GitHub overrides
the project level README if it finds one in the ".github" directory, allowing to
make a separate READMEs for terminals and the web.
in the destination folder. Instead, it will use a specific cache folder
and run from the default cwd it was run from.
Added build_runner_cache_path to the configuration file.
