Thoughts on a more `squirrel`-like usage pattern?
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Description
I reckon it could be nice to run this library like `gleam run -m json-typedef` to find JSON schemas in your `src/` directory and automatically write them out into a merged `.gleam` file.
Then you could get JSON syntax highlighting, not needing to worry of about string-escaping, and having a rapid and standardized way to regenerate the code when / if the schema changes?
Let me know what you think!
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Research direction
Start by reviewing the current json-typedef usage and the proposed `gleam run -m json-typedef` entry point. Define how schemas in `src/` are discovered, how JSON syntax is preserved, and what merged `.gleam` output and regeneration behavior would count as done.
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