Clojurians Log v2

Is this already in a state that it can replace clojure-mode? There isn't anything in particular I currently miss in clojure-mode with my usage patterns honestly, but if it's a case of "clojure-mode, but better" I might try this.

@gentkr It can't replace it yet fully, because some functionality that CIDER depends on exists only in clojure-mode still, so it has a hard dependency on it. CIDER works with clojure-ts-mode, but there are still some rough edges here and there. If you don't have performance issues with clojure-mode and you're happy how it font-locks code, you don't really have much of a reason to switch.

clojure-ts-mode will be folded back into clojure-mode down the road (e.g. around Emacs 32-33, when CIDER won't have to support Emacs versions that don't have TS support built-in), so everyone will end up using it in the end.

Right now the other big thing missing are the various refactoring commands, as they are clojure-mode only and we'll have to reimplement them in terms of TreeSitter at some point.

But overall clojure-ts-mode is in a good shape if someone's just looking for fast font-locking and indentation performance.

Understood, thanks!