Add the nCine addon

[encelo]

I would like to contribute the CATS definitions for the nCine, an open source cross-platform 2D game framework that can be used with both C++ and Lua.

The work took 2-3 weeks of my spare time and gave me the opportunity to review both the C++ Doxygen documentation and the Lua API itself. I would be really glad and proud if it gets accepted as an official addon for the Lua Language Server. 😊

Please don't hesitate to provide feedback and let me know if there is anything that should be changed. 🙏🏻
GitHub Issue: #191.

[carsakiller]

Please run StyLua on your submodule to apply the proper code style.

Also, you have a few other files in your addon like .editorconfig, .github/workflows/lua-documentation.yml, etc. that I would prefer not be included in the published addon. Could you publish your addon to a different branch in your repo, say addon, and then add that branch as the submodule?

[encelo]

The library directory has already passed under the stylua 2.0.1 scrutiny, the only change that it suggests is listing the ncine.shader.load_from_memory_with_hashes() function parameters one under the other, but this way the language server complains that: "Annotations specify that a return value si required here." That's why I have reverted that change.

I have updated the PR and the submodule now points to the addon branch that does not have .editorconfig nor the .github/workflows/lua-documentation.yml files. 👍🏻

[carsakiller]

Ok, that is fine.

The submodule actually committed still points to ff1a7d2 though. The following should fix it:

1. cd into your addon in your fork of LLS-Addons
2. git checkout addon
3. git pull origin addon
4. cd back to root of LLS-Addons
5. git add addons/ncine/module
6. git commit -m "fix: point ncine to addon branch"
7. Push the change

[encelo]

Thanks for the instructions, it should be fixed now. 👌🏻

[carsakiller]

Thank you, nice work!