Add native Windows build support - #54
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Summary
build.cmdentry point for Windows and document its useCGO_ENABLED=0builds by falling back to JSON/JSONC-only syntax highlightingWhy
The project did not compile with the standard Windows Go configuration because the tree-sitter dependency requires cgo. Windows path and executable assumptions also caused LSP tests and managed tooling behavior to fail.
Impact
Toast now builds as
bin\toast.exefromcmd.exewithout requiring a C compiler. When cgo is unavailable, JSON and JSONC retain syntax highlighting while tree-sitter-backed languages gracefully render as plain text.Validation
cmd /c build.cmdgo test ./...go vet ./...git diff --checkbin\toast.exe --version