feat(nvim): ruby treesitter + ruby-lsp for homebrew cask editing - #36
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Add the ruby parser to the install list and highlight autocmd, and enable ruby_lsp (installed via brew alongside tree-sitter-cli, which the nvim-treesitter main branch needs to compile parsers). Verified against a cask file: treesitter parses and ruby_lsp attaches.
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Follow-up to #27. Adds the ruby parser to nvim-treesitter's install list and highlight autocmd, and enables ruby_lsp for .rb files - homebrew casks being the use case.
Host-side pieces installed alongside (not in this diff):
brew install ruby-lsp tree-sitter-cli- the treesitter main branch shells out to the tree-sitter CLI to compile parsers, which was also why parser builds failed silently at first.Verified against a real cask file: ruby treesitter parses cleanly and ruby_lsp attaches to the buffer.