Switch to bundled grammar

[lierdakil]

• All compiled assets are included (atom packages are git tags and hence the built files need to be a part of the source control)

This is in response to #1374

Long story short, we should probably use bundled grammar. It's very nearly the same as ours (also converted from Microsoft's TextMate grammar), and there's little point in being stubborn and trying to maintain our own.

Scopes are also mostly the same, so the only difference, really, is activation hooks.

[guncha]

Hehe, this is what I see when I search for language-typescript:

Is this because I'm behind the latest Atom?

[guncha]

Yep, updated to 1.22.1 and it now shows as a bundled package (same repo, different version though). In principle, yes, it's a good idea to depend on it assuming Atom folks are going to keep it up to date.

[guncha]

There's the grammar script that you can get rid of now as well as the npm script.

[lierdakil]

language-typescript's last release was less than 24 hours ago (although since it's bundled, it's only automatically updated together with Atom), besides they have (somewhat minimalist currently) typescript support for atom-ide, so I expect they intend to keep it up-to-date for the foreseeable future.

On another note, thanks for the tip, scripts/grammar.ts (and relevant line in package.json) removed.