Add typilot to Endive adopters list#84
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Typilot is an IntelliJ IDEA plugin for the Typst language, built on
typst-syntax,endive,tinymistandlsp4ij.In building the PSI tree for the IntelliJ platform language plugin, the core lexing and parsing are primarily driven by
typst-syntaxandendive.typst-syntaxis the official parser maintained by the Typst project.I compile the
typst-syntaxwrapper into WebAssembly, and then endive converts the wasm into bytecode for use by other modules in Typliot.The approach for compiling the typst-syntax wrapper to WebAssembly is inspired by the lumis4j project. The difference from lumis4j is that the typst-syntax wrapper needs to handle structs and serialization (of course, once endive's Component Model matures, this workaround won't be necessary).
This project serves as a demonstration of integrating a Rust library into a Java/Kotlin project.