Improve bundling Lua and Python with Noorg

[realjockel]

Current approach requires a lot of manual dependency installation and configuration. Find a better way to bundle those core dependencies with the binary.

[hhoeflin]

My 2 cents here:
a) For Lua, as it is lightweight and intended as an embedded scripting language, I think it should be completely vendored.
b) For python - I haven´t looked at how deeply you want the integration, or if you need integration at all? Think of linters for programming languages (like black or ruff in python). They work perfectly as binaries and can be called as external binaries. Communication is in JSON already anyway, so could be done some way through stdin and stdout. Then anyone could write add-one tools as standalone binaries. What about your python scripts in this case? Turn them into python packages with a standardized CLI. I guess the key question here what kind of performance you are expecting from external "observers".

[tsackit]

as mentioned @hhoeflin, for lua there would be no major complications. Can be use the standalone mode.

But for python, I found this comment in the Pyo3 repo.

I will be testing this issue this weekend. 🙋