Add clj & clojure from clojure.org

[phrohdoh]

Summary

• What changed: Added clj & clojure from clojure.org pre-builts for homebrew
• Why: So that people can use clj & clojure via pkgx, pkgm, etc.

This PR has 2 commits:

• build from source
• vendor

I am not certain if either will work, or if vendoring is just easier for the team. I included both so that it would hopefully be easier to get this in one way or another.

Example release: https://github.com/clojure/brew-install/releases/tag/1.12.5.1654

AI Intent

• Prompt or task statement: None.
• Scope of AI-assisted changes: None.

Risk Assessment

• Risk level: low / medium / high
• Primary risks: It doesn't work.
• Compatibility impact: ?

Rollback Plan

• Revert path: Revert commit.
• Forward-fix path (if revert is not possible): Make it work.

Validation

• Local checks run: None, I don't use dev or bk.
• CI checks expected: Syntactic validity?

Internal/Public Boundary Check

• No internal-only data, private URLs, secrets, or private runbooks were
  added.

[phrohdoh]

To the best of my knowledge, using clj requires rlwrap but since pkgx does not currently have a rlwrap package the end-user must install it themselves (via brew or some other means).

[jhheider]

@phrohdoh did your source build work? and did you evaluate rlwrap for packaging viability?

[phrohdoh]

@phrohdoh did your source build work? and did you evaluate rlwrap for packaging viability?

I do not know whether the source build worked, as I am unable to get my local pkgx working with my local pantry:

I am not certain if either will work [...]

I have not evaluated rlwrap for packaging viability, as it is not absolutely required. I believe thatclj is an rlwrap-based wrapper for clojure. So end-users can either use clojure without rlwrap installed or they can install rlwrap then use either.