The `syntaxQuery` key in a grammar definition file is the only query whose name
differs from its canonical filename, and there's no reason why that should be
the case. Might as well change it now before we ship instead of going through
the pain of changing it later.
Originally tried to use `tree-sitter-comment` (https://github.com/stsewd/tree-sitter-comment), but the syntax used there is stricter; eventually used it as reference to write something simpler. Works basically identically to the existing `language-todo` TM-style grammar.
To make https://github.com/atom-community/atom/pull/386 reviewable,
that pr will be separated into many simpler prs. This is one of them.
This first commit does the following:
- update package.json
- update package-lock.json using `./script/build` which also seems to update `apm/package-lock.json`
- update packages/README.md
- clone all language packages. Specifically:
- `mkdir packages/language-<all of them>`
- `cd packages/about`
- For all languages:
- `cd ../language-<>`
- `git clone language-<>`
- Move all files except `.git` from `language-<>/language-<>`
to `language-<>`
- delete `language-<>/language-<>`
Since at first I accidentally updated `dependencies` then
`packageDependencies`, it appears that since the versions of language-c,
language-css, language-go, language-javascript, and language-sass don't
match, `dependencies` was reset for those versions.
[Those repos just happen to be precisely the ones that have tree-sitter v19](https://github.com/icecream17/atom-update-backlog/blob/main/Languages.md), (sans language-sass),
which [currently breaks atom](https://github.com/atom/atom/issues/22129). So even though their repos are now
in `packages`, **I've decided to not use them**.
This is done by updating `packageDependencies` only for non-breaking
languages.
