(build) allow third-party packages to override default languages #4199
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I think this is ok, since one would only ever do this on purpose - but I'm going to give it just a little more thought. |
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For example, I can define my own
rust.jsas a third-party package inextra/, thennode tools/build.js rustwill pick up my version instead of the default version.Checklist
Added markup tests, orthey don't apply here because this just modifies the build scriptCHANGES.md