Add gazelle extension for Java #19
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Converted this PR to draft until we resolve the read-only issue in Github Actions. |
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Very cool! I may have a chance to try this on some repos. I love less boilerplate! |
Co-authored-by: Thomas Jones-Low <1969458+tjoneslo@users.noreply.github.com>
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These changes add an initial Gazelle extension for Java.
It is modeled after the Python extension.
It supports:
A good starting point for reviewing is the added README file under java/gazelle, and the testdata directory.