Add script to install Zed inside the container

[justinmichaud]

In the interest of supporting more editors, this patch adds a script to install Zed. It would be nice for all of the most common editors to be supported, but certainly the Free ones should be included.

In general, I would love to know the stance of this project on including features like this. I don't use or have a licence for Sublime or CLion, although I would vote that this repository should support using them if somebody wants to submit a patch. That is, I think we should support the set of things that anybody might use, rather than the subset that everybody uses. For example, I am not a Vim/Emacs user, but I would see value personally if someone shared a good default configuration that worked in the container with clangd.

At the same time, I understand this might cause some dramatic scope creep / maintenance overhead.

In particular, for this PR, Zed requires workarounds in the container to get GPU access. For that reason, regardless of the result of the discussion above, I think this install script can be included without setting the precedent that every editor can be included.

This should land after the VSCodium PR. I didn't bother to duplicate that PR since I assumed any feedback on that PR would immediately apply here.

[TingPing]

In the interest of supporting more editors

I'm not sure this is a goal. The purpose of the SDK was to standardize the developer experience.

Rather what I would prefer, and started a while back but didn't finish, is to make a generic command like wkdev-export-application or similar to effectively do what install_xdg() does here in a more generic way.

If we could make that function generic at least that would mean these editor specific commands become more simple at least, so less of a burden to support more.

In particular, for this PR, Zed requires workarounds in the container to get GPU access.

You mean installing vulkan-tools? The container should already have mesa, vscode needs it too, but we can add that if needed.

[justinmichaud]

If we could make that function generic at least that would mean these editor specific commands become more simple at least, so less of a burden to support more.

I think this makes sense. Although I still like the idea of being able to pick up a known-good config for a popular editor as a starting point for new contributors.

You mean installing vulkan-tools? The container should already have mesa, vscode needs it too, but we can add that if needed.

Yeah, if there are no objections we can just do that. I figured it might be too much

[TingPing]

Although I still like the idea of being able to pick up a known-good config for a popular editor as a starting point for new contributors

I'd be ok with that if the hard part was shared (exports).