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Here's a story like you're describing above; this guy was not a programmer at all, but a writer, and was looking for a tool that fit his needs better than the word processors he was using. So he did some research and found that the org-mode layer fit his needs exactly. There is now also the NeoOrg plugin for neovim so there's no problem at all implementing whatever you need using a plugin system.
The suspense is killing me already! I've been following this thread for a little bit now and still haven't seen a clear confirmation we will have one, and indeed there are some people in there saying we shouldn't have one at all, which would be insanely disappointing imo.
I’m still hoping out hope for something like RustPython https://rustpython.github.io. Using Python to extend SublimeText over the years has been amazing. I have tons of little helpers that were dirt simple to write. I would love to see Helix adopt a known and popular language that’s easy for anyone to use rather than something obscure like Rhai.
Here's a story like you're describing above; this guy was not a programmer at all, but a writer, and was looking for a tool that fit his needs better than the word processors he was using. So he did some research and found that the org-mode layer fit his needs exactly. There is now also the NeoOrg plugin for neovim so there's no problem at all implementing whatever you need using a plugin system.