WANF Language Support for VS Code

This extension provides rich language support for the WANF (WJQserver's Aligned Nodal Format) configuration language in Visual Studio Code.

Features

Syntax Highlighting: Provides colorization for keywords, comments, strings, numbers, and other language elements to improve readability.
Linting: Integrates with the wanflint command-line tool to provide real-time feedback on errors and style issues in your .wanf files.
Snippets: (Coming soon)
Formatting: (Coming soon, via wanflint fmt)

You can install the extension in two ways: from the Visual Studio Code Marketplace or by building it from the source code.

(Note: The extension is not yet published. This is the intended future installation method.)

If you want to install the extension manually or contribute to its development, you can build it from the source.

Node.js: You must have Node.js (version 18.x or higher) and npm installed.
vsce: The official tool for packaging VS Code extensions. Install it globally:
```
npm install -g @vscode/vsce
```
wanflint: For the linting feature to work, you must have the wanflint executable installed and available in your system's PATH.
```
go install github.com/WJQSERVER/wanf/wanflint@latest
```

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/WJQSERVER/wanf.git

Navigate to the extension directory:
```
cd wanf/vscode
```
Install dependencies:
```
npm install
```
Package the extension: This command compiles the TypeScript code and creates a .vsix file (e.g., wanf-language-support-0.1.0.vsix).
```
vsce package
```
Install the VSIX file:
- In VS Code, open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P).
- Run the Extensions: Install from VSIX... command.
- Select the .vsix file you just created.
- Reload VS Code when prompted.

Once installed, the extension will automatically activate when you open a file with the .wanf extension.

Syntax Highlighting: Applied automatically.
Linting: Diagnostics and warnings are automatically displayed in the editor. Errors will be underlined, and you can see the full message by hovering over the code or by opening the "Problems" panel (Ctrl+Shift+M).