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TL;DR
This PR introduces full support for the Kotlin programming language, making it the 8th supported language for repository analysis.
Description
This pull request integrates a new tree-sitter-based analyzer for Kotlin (
.kt,.ktsfiles). The goal is to provide feature-parity with the existing Java analyzer, enabling CodeWiki to generate comprehensive documentation for Kotlin-based projects.Key Changes:
New Kotlin Analyzer (
kotlin.py): A new analyzer capable of parsing Kotlin source code to extract nodes and relationships. It handles:Core System Integration: The new analyzer is wired into the entire CodeWiki pipeline:
.ktand.ktsfiles as valid source files.Dependency Updates:
tree-sitter-kotlindependency topyproject.tomlandrequirements.txt.By adding Kotlin, CodeWiki significantly broadens its applicability to a large and modern segment of the JVM ecosystem.