feat: support arbitrary CDK languages #44
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While aws/jsii#3889 would be the best possible outcome for supporting arbitrary languages, this hacks around the current implementation looking up the node bin from the path, as well as hacking around go's refusal to look up binaries that are in a relative directory.
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While aws/jsii#3889 would be the best possible
outcome for supporting arbitrary languages, this hacks around the
current implementation looking up the node bin from the path, as well as
hacking around go's refusal to look up binaries that are in a relative
directory.