Commit generated grammar on an isolated branch #155
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Certain consumers of tree-sitter do not wish to take a dependency on the CLI in order to generate their grammars. Long-term, those consumers will be able to use packaging systems like tspm or obtain grammars from github actions. In the short term, though, not packaging the grammar means that there is no way for them to consume it. This creates a GitHub action that will push the static grammar to an isolated branch of this repository, allowing those systems to use GitHub as a kind of hosting system for grammar artifacts. We push the grammar on creation of a new ref to keep the number of deltas relatively low.
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Certain consumers of tree-sitter do not wish to take a dependency on the CLI in order to generate their grammars. Long-term, those consumers will be able to use packaging systems like tspm or obtain grammars from github actions. In the short term, though, not packaging the grammar means that there is no way for them to consume it.
This creates a GitHub action that will push the static grammar to an isolated branch of this repository, allowing those systems to use GitHub as a kind of hosting system for grammar artifacts. We push the grammar on creation of a new ref to keep the number of deltas relatively low.
Fixes #149