feat: initial Standard Library Implementation

[fcoury]

Summary

This PR completes Husk's standard library implementation, adding comprehensive I/O operations, console macros, and 12 new methods across strings and arrays with full closure support for functional programming.

🎯 Major Achievements

• ✅ Complete I/O Library: File operations, directories, stdin/stdout, async support
• ✅ Macro-based Console I/O: print\!, println\!, eprint\!, eprintln\! with format strings
• ✅ Complete String Library: 9 essential methods implemented
• ✅ Functional Array Operations: 5 methods with closure support
• ✅ Full Closure Integration: Environment capture, higher-order functions
• ✅ Dual Mode Support: Works in both interpreter and transpiler
• ✅ Comprehensive Testing: All methods tested with edge cases

📁 I/O Operations Implemented

File Operations:

• read_file(path) - Read entire file as string → Result<string, Error>
• read_file_bytes(path) - Read file as byte array → Result<Array<int>, Error>
• read_lines(path) - Read file as line array → Result<Array<string>, Error>
• write_file(path, content) - Write string to file → Result<(), Error>
• write_file_bytes(path, data) - Write bytes to file → Result<(), Error>
• append_file(path, content) - Append to file → Result<(), Error>

Directory Operations:

• create_dir(path) / create_dir_all(path) - Create directories → Result<(), Error>
• remove_dir(path) / remove_dir_all(path) - Remove directories → Result<(), Error>
• read_dir(path) - List directory contents → Result<Array<DirEntry>, Error>
• exists(path) / is_file(path) / is_dir(path) - Path utilities → bool

Console I/O:

• read_line() - Read from stdin → Result<string, Error>

Async File Operations (Transpiler only):

• All file operations have _async variants returning Promise<Result<T, Error>>
• Uses Node.js fs.promises API for true async behavior

🖨️ Console Macros Implemented

All macros support format strings with {} placeholders:

print\!("Hello {}", name);           // Print to stdout, returns bytes written
println\!("Count: {}", 42);          // Print to stdout with newline  
eprint\!("Error: {}", message);      // Print to stderr, returns bytes written
eprintln\!("Debug: {}", value);      // Print to stderr with newline
format\!("Template: {}", data);      // Format string, returns formatted result

Transpiler output:

• print\! → process.stdout.write()
• println\! → console.log()
• eprint\! → process.stderr.write()
• eprintln\! → console.error()
• format\! → Template literals

📚 String Methods Implemented

• is_empty() - Check if string is empty
• bytes() - Convert to UTF-8 byte array
• trim_start() / trim_end() - Remove leading/trailing whitespace
• splitn(n, pattern) - Split with limit
• split_once(pattern) - Split at first occurrence → Option<(string, string)>
• lines() - Split by line endings
• slice(start, end) - Substring with negative index support
• char_at(index) - Safe character access → Option<string>
• repeat(count) - Repeat string n times

🔄 Array Methods Implemented

• sort() - Sort array elements with type-aware comparison
• map(closure) - Transform elements with closure → Array<U>
• filter(closure) - Filter elements with predicate → Array<T>
• find(closure) - Find first matching element → Option<T>
• position(closure) - Find index of first match → Option<usize>

🚀 Closure Support Features

// Environment capture
let threshold = 5;
let filtered = numbers.filter(|x| x > threshold);

// Complex transformations  
let processed = data
    .filter(|x| x % 2 == 0)
    .map(|x| x * x + 1);

// Search operations
match items.find(|item| item.active) {
    Option::Some(found) => process(found),
    Option::None => handle_not_found()
}

💾 I/O Examples

// File operations with proper error handling
match read_file("config.json") {
    Result::Ok(content) => parse_config(content),
    Result::Err(error) => eprintln\!("Failed to read config: {}", error)
}

// Directory operations
create_dir_all("logs/2024")?;
let entries = read_dir(".")?;
for entry in entries {
    if entry.is_file {
        println\!("File: {}", entry.name);
    }
}

// Console I/O with format strings  
print\!("Enter name: ");
let name = read_line()?;
println\!("Hello, {}\!", name);

// Async operations (transpiler mode)
let content = read_file_async("large_file.txt").await?;
process_data(content);

📖 Documentation Added

• Language Features Guide: Complete closure documentation with examples
• Standard Library Plan: Updated with implementation status and I/O operations
• Working Examples: Real, tested code samples for all I/O operations

🔧 Technical Implementation

• Interpreter Integration: Special method handling for closure-dependent operations
• Type Safety: Proper validation and error handling across all I/O operations
• JavaScript Transpilation: Native APIs (Node.js fs, process.stdout/stderr)
• Unicode Support: Proper handling in string operations and file I/O
• Performance: Efficient implementations using Rust's standard library
• Cross-platform: Handles line endings and path differences correctly

✅ Test Coverage

Created comprehensive test suites for every method and I/O operation:

• Basic functionality and edge cases
• Unicode and emoji handling
• Environment capture scenarios
• Error conditions and bounds checking
• File system operations with proper cleanup
• Both interpreter and transpiler modes
• Async operations in transpiler mode

📊 Status: 14/14 Core Tasks Complete (100%)

Completed: All high/medium priority features + closure methods + complete I/O library
Note: Vec type and iterator support remain as future enhancements (low priority)

Test Plan

All methods and I/O operations include comprehensive tests covering:

• ✅ Basic Operations: Core functionality works as expected
• ✅ Edge Cases: Empty arrays, bounds checking, Unicode handling
• ✅ Environment Capture: Closures properly access outer variables
• ✅ Type Safety: Proper error handling for invalid inputs
• ✅ File System Operations: Read/write operations with proper error handling
• ✅ Async Operations: Promise-based file I/O in transpiler mode
• ✅ Console I/O: Format string macros work correctly
• ✅ Transpiler Compatibility: JavaScript output works correctly

Run tests: cargo test && ./run_integration_tests.sh

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