Config navigation syntax.

[Moderocky]

Description

Rudimentary config reading & navigation.

Additions

This adds:
- The types for a Config and a Node:
- Configs are the key-value structures used internally by script configuration (and code) files
- Nodes are lines in a config, potentially entries (key: value) or sections (key:)
- A getter for the loaded Skript config.sk
- Navigators for nodes in the node tree (node "..." of X, nodes of X)
- Type-based value parsers for nodes
- Downstream converters for (skript* ->) config -> node

Syntax

[the] [skript] config

[the|all] nodes of %node%
[the] node %string% (of|in) %node%

[the] %*classinfo% value[s] of %nodes%

[the] name of %node%

What does this actually do?

It allows you to read a Config node tree and its values.
This does not add support for editing config files or structures.

set {_node} to the skript config
set {_node} to node "language" in {_node}

broadcast name of {_node} # "language"
broadcast text value of {_node} # "english" by default

set {_node} to the skript config
loop nodes of {_node}:
    ...

Caveat: Scripts

Internally, Scripts are loaded as Configs. This contains a fun little experimental Script -> Config converter, which means that, technically, script files are also navigable.

on load:
    set {_node} to the current script
    set {_node} to node "on load" in {_node}
    loop nodes of {_node}:
        broadcast name of {_node}

The output of the above would be:

set {_node} to the current script
set {_node} to node "on load" in {_node}
loop nodes of {_node}

This would normally be something I would never include, but because it just happens to be supported (by coincidence more than intention) I'm personally okay with leaving it accessible, I think people could make some really cool things with it (even self-programming scripts with the follow-up PR) and I don't think it's very damaging by itself.

That said, I recognise it's probably a bit scary for some people so I don't mind what happens to it too much.

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This is part of a series of linked stages around config and script management.

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Related Issues: requires #6702

[erenkarakal]

How does the navigation work if some line has a dot in it already?
like

options:
  a.b:
    c: hi

if I wanted to get the c: line using the script navigation could I do that?

[erenkarakal]

I think you should comment what this matches since it was kinda hard to understand at first sight

[Moderocky]

I don't actually know what this matches, I think I moved it from somewhere else.