feat(languages): add support for Jule

[adamperkowski]

hey! this add support for Jule.
https://jule.dev
https://github.com/julelang

.jule isn't used by any other system AFAIK

[adamperkowski]

cc @spenserblack

[spenserblack]

Thanks! Would you like to add a code sample?

[spenserblack]

@all-contributors add @adamperkowski for data

[allcontributors]

@spenserblack

I've put up a pull request to add @adamperkowski! 🎉

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[adamperkowski]

Thanks! Would you like to add a code sample?

sure. on it

[spenserblack]

Thanks for adding a sample! Sorry to be really nitpicky, but can it be a sample that you yourself authored (#339)?

I'm trying to avoid copying samples from other sources, except in situations where the original author has provided permission. Without going too much into a legal rant, I believe that these samples qualify as "significant portions" that trigger permissive licenses' requirement to include a copy of the license, and that inclusion in a public repository can qualify as redistribution. So it's simply less risky for the original author to provide the sample.

[adamperkowski]

I'm trying to avoid copying samples from other sources, except in situations where the original author has provided permission. Without going too much into a legal rant, I believe that these samples qualify as "significant portions" that trigger permissive licenses' requirement to include a copy of the license, and that inclusion in a public repository can qualify as redistribution. So it's simply less risky for the original author to provide the sample.

i understand this. i care about oss licenses and am glad that you do too.
that sample was written by @mertcandav, we have his permission.
on top of that, we decided to license it under CC0 1.0 public domain.

[mertcandav]

Hi. The designer and author of the Jule programming language is here.

As @adamperkowski said, I wrote the samples and we decided to license it under CC0 1.0 public domain.
Please feel free to using them.

Thanks for the nice work, and adding support for Jule.

[spenserblack]

Thanks, all!

[spenserblack]

I'll make sure to give @mertcandav credit, too, as the original author of the sample 🙂

@all-contributors add @mertcandav for data

[allcontributors]

@spenserblack

I've put up a pull request to add @mertcandav! 🎉

[mertcandav]

I'll make sure to give @mertcandav credit, too, as the original author of the sample 🙂

@all-contributors add @mertcandav for data

Thank you.

[allcontributors]

@mertcandav

@mertcandav already contributed before to data

[spenserblack]

BTW publishing new releases is very trivial for me, so if you're waiting for this feature to be published and would like a new release, just let me know.