Add gettextpo gem specification file

[gemmaro]

Hello,

This pull request introduces gettextpo, a GNU gettext PO parser library for mruby (and CRuby, so this has no mruby- prefix) that wraps the libgettextpo C library.

Thank you.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces the necessary configuration to integrate the gettextpo library, a GNU gettext PO parser, into the project. This integration enables robust parsing of PO files, leveraging the libgettextpo C library for enhanced internationalization capabilities within both mruby and CRuby environments.

Highlights

• New Gem Specification: Added the gettextpo.gem specification file, which defines the metadata for integrating the gettextpo library. This library is a GNU gettext PO parser for mruby and CRuby, wrapping the libgettextpo C library.

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Changelog

• gettextpo.gem
  • Added the gem specification file for gettextpo.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a new gem specification file, gettextpo.gem. The changes are straightforward, but there is one point of feedback regarding repository conventions. The gem name gettextpo does not follow the mruby- prefixing guideline mentioned in the repository's README.md. I've suggested a change to align with the project's standards.

[gemini-code-assist]

According to the repository's README.md guidelines, gem names should be prefixed with mruby-. While the pull request description mentions this is intentional because the gem also supports CRuby, this repository (mgem-list) is specifically for mruby gems. To maintain consistency with the project's contribution guidelines, please consider renaming the gem to mruby-gettextpo.

The guideline can be found in README.md on line 34:

• prefix should be mruby-

name: mruby-gettextpo

References

1. The repository's README.md file specifies that gem names should be prefixed with mruby- to maintain consistency within the project. ^(link)

[matz]

If this is a dual-compatible gem mentioned in #479 (and it seems so), mruby- prefix is not mandatory.