✨ feat: add support for custom user modules#55
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This PR's goal is to add support for custom user modules, enabling the user to tinker with the shell without having to touch its source code; making it somewhat easier to customize and change behavior.
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This is still a super-ultra-mega-power work-in-progress, so expect it to take some time to be finished.
Super related to #42, btw
We're adding a library in the shell to make things easier, it'll be called
libclsh.Also, we want to have typed completion for the user, making tinkering more convenient, so we also need to kind of generate a
tsconfig.jsonwith the right settings for library completion to appear for them.