Update our note parse to always interpret damus.io links as bech32
mentions (nostr:npub...)
This means links will get converted to nostr: on post composition, and
if we ever see a link it will also get converted to nostr: visually
Changelog-Added: Always convert damus.io links to inline mentions
Fixes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/690
Switch the post parser to use the same code as the content parser. This
was causing many issues, including performance issues.
Changelog-Fixed: Fix lag when creating large posts
Changelog-Fixed: Fix npub mentions failing to parse in some cases
Changelog-Added: Add r tag when mentioning a url
Changelog-Removed: Remove old @ and & hex key mentions
NostrScript is a WebAssembly implementation that interacts with Damus.
It enables dynamic scripting that can be used to power custom list views,
enabling pluggable algorithms.
The web has JavaScript, Damus has NostrScript. NostrScripts can be
written in any language that compiles to WASM.
This commit adds a WASM interpreter I've written as a mostly-single C
file for portability and embeddability. In the future we could
JIT-compile these for optimal performance if NostrScripts get large and
complicated. For now an interpreter is simple enough for algorithm list
view plugins.
Changelog-Added: Add initial NostrScript implementation
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
