textmate-bjolang: code highlighted as VS Code does, as Bjolang values

TextMateSharp runs VS Code's TextMate grammars and themes; this hands
the result over once, as Bjolang values, so nothing using it needs to
know TextMateSharp is there. `tokenize` gives each line's tokens and
their scopes, `highlight` each line's spans in the theme's colours, and
`highlight->node` and `code->node` give (text xml) nodes: a pre and a
code element around spans, coloured inline by the theme or by class
names taken from the scopes. `highlighter-css` writes the stylesheet
for the classes from a theme, choosing each class's rule the way
TextMateSharp's tokenizer chooses a token's.

Bjolang's own grammar is in grammars/bjolang, laid out as a VS Code
extension, and every highlighter reads it from beside the package's
src/. It follows what Bjolang's reader reads, including interpolated
strings with expressions in their holes.

There is no C# shim: everything goes through import/class and
import/extern. The package is kept within TextMateSharp 2.0, because
token colours are decoded with a class in its Internal namespace.

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grammars/bjolang/language-configuration.json

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+{
+  "comments": {
+    "lineComment": ";"
+  },
+  "brackets": [
+    ["(", ")"],
+    ["[", "]"],
+    ["{", "}"]
+  ],
+  "autoClosingPairs": [
+    { "open": "(", "close": ")" },
+    { "open": "[", "close": "]" },
+    { "open": "{", "close": "}" },
+    { "open": "\"", "close": "\"", "notIn": ["string", "comment"] }
+  ],
+  "surroundingPairs": [
+    ["(", ")"],
+    ["[", "]"],
+    ["{", "}"],
+    ["\"", "\""]
+  ],
+  "wordPattern": "[^\\s()\\[\\]{},:\"';]+"
+}