Add amble_engine and amble_script to data.toml #632
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Added two separate entries for my Amble game / engine / DSL / compiler / linter, since it's split into two different crates: - amble_engine: the actual game engine / content loader and the playable demo game - amble_script: the DSL / compiler / linter -- not technically necessary to make games in amble_engine (content can be written directly in TOML) but makes it far easier to create complex scripts / interactions / puzzle chains / etc.
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Added two separate entries for Amble:
I haven't included one other related repo, zed-amble-ext -- a Zed editor extension for authoring Amble content with full syntax highlighting / references / autocomplete / diagnostics etc. Not sure if that fits any of your categories since it is editor-specific (though the supporting tree-sitter-amble repo could be used for other IDEs).