Add typedargs gem specification file

[Asmod4n]

Hope you are happy there is no mruby prefix, since its a hybrid gem for mruby and ruby.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request establishes the foundational metadata for the typedargs project by adding its gem specification file. This critical addition enables the proper packaging, distribution, and installation of the typedargs gem, ensuring its availability and discoverability for developers utilizing both mruby and standard Ruby runtimes.

Highlights

• Gem Specification File Added: A new file, "typedargs.gem", has been introduced to define the metadata for the typedargs gem.
• Hybrid Gem Support: The gem specification explicitly supports typedargs as a hybrid gem, compatible with both mruby and Ruby environments, as noted in the pull request description.

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Changelog

• typedargs.gem
  • Added the gem specification file, including metadata such as name, description, author, repository, and license.

Activity

• Asmod4n opened this pull request, noting that the gem is designed as a hybrid for both mruby and Ruby, which influenced the naming convention.

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Code Review

This pull request adds the typedargs gem specification. The submission is well-formed, but it deviates from the naming conventions outlined in the repository's README.md file. Specifically, the gem name is missing the required mruby- prefix. I have left a comment with a suggestion to correct this for consistency.

[bovi]

maybe it would be meaningful to start having an additional structure (directories) to start bringing some structure in all the gems here. but I'm afraid it might break some downstream tooling.