chore: add .envrc with nix for dev env #168
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Thanks! Just for my reference, is the lockfile required? I merged it but would prefer to ignore it if that works (just so it doesn't wind up out of date if I don't use it). |
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Not absolutely required but it means reproducibility would be hellish since you wouldn't know what version of tree-sitter people are using |
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Makes enough sense, thanks for the follow up. |
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Adds a nix devenv to this grammar, it notably makes it much easier to have autocompletion in
scanner.con macOS (and Linux, even if that was less of a problem)