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feat(lua): add support for gtk libraries - #1700
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The Lua API now supports the **full** GTK4/GDK libraries, which are available as `Gtk` and `Gdk` globals. The full Ironbar widget tree is available and can be fully queried/manipulated via Lua. This also switches the existing `ironbar.spawn` and `<client>:subscribe` methods over to glib threads to avoid needing to bridge or worry about runtimes inside Lua.
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The Lua API now supports the full GTK4/GDK libraries, which are available as
GtkandGdkglobals. The full Ironbar widget tree is available and can be fully queried/manipulated via Lua.This also switches the existing
ironbar.spawnand<client>:subscribemethods over to glib threads to avoid needing to bridge or worry about runtimes inside Lua.