Clojurians Log v2

It's time, finally: https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C06MAR553/p1731379089223869 The big announcement - there's a new version of Chlorine, but it's now called Lazuli. Lots of things have changed (the most drastic one is that I dropped support for Socket-REPL, and now only nREPL is supported) and there's still some work to do (and more tests... way more tests) but the big thing is - Lazuli supports Clojure, ClojureScript, and Ruby too - and in the future, it'll be possible to configure and customize each of these languages using the config files in the same way as Chlorine had (but with a big difference - now the config files are also "first-class" - they have autocomplete, you can "evaluate" the config files to check if it does the thing you want to do, and you can define functions in the config file and use them if you configure the evaluation results of something). Lazuli also only works for Pulsar - no more Atom support, because I use new APIs that don't exist in Atom. There's a lot of new things, but most are undocumented yet. In the next few weeks I'll try to document it more, add features that existed in Chlorine, and keep adding new things. I'm also working on a VSCode port too (I already have an "alpha version" for Ruby only) so expect new things in the next few weeks.