Add clojure-ts-mode support

[Andre0991]

Add support to clojure-ts-mode 0.

• Whenever the code used to reference clojure-mode, I changed it to be aware of clojure-ts-mode as well.
• I've tested this branch for a few hours and everything seems working fine. However, I can keep testing it for more time, no rush to merge this. Also, note that I don't use the completions features.
• checkdoc has a few warnings that already existed before this PR.
• I used byte-compile-file and got no errors or warnings.

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Thanks!

[bbatsov]

I think it may be prudent to allow the user to specify which mode they prefer if both are present, as the REPL font-locking is also hardcoded to clojure-mode right now.

[bbatsov]

You might also want to check for inspiration a similar PR for CIDER https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/pull/3461

[Andre0991]

 > I think it may be prudent to allow the user to specify which mode they prefer if both are present, as the REPL font-locking is also hardcoded to clojure-mode right now.

Hi Batsov. Just to make sure I understand your suggestion, it is about choosing which functions to depending on whether the buffer uses clojure-mode or clojure-ts-mode, right?

For example, if the buffer uses clojure-ts-mode, then inf-clojure should use clojure-ts-find-ns rather than clojure-find-ns. This holds for all clojure-mode functions used by inf-clojure.

Makes sense?

[bbatsov]

If all of the functions exist in clojure-ts-mode - sure. I'm guessing in some cases something might not exist in clojure-ts-mode yet, so you'll have to stick to the clojure-mode function in that case. I was thinking of some defcustom like inf-clojure-preferred-clojure-mode that controls which mode to use internally that can do so inference by default. (e.g. prefer clojure-ts-mode if present)

I hope this makes sense.

[Andre0991]

Cool, I'll implement it.

[bbatsov]

@Andre0991 Any updates?