Included the option to call zig build run from the project root.

[alexjgriffith]

For interactive projects its nice to do a quick build run from any file your working on.

The new zig-project-build-run interactive function identifies the root of the project and calls the appropriate executable with the arguments build run.

By default it is bound to C-c C-p.

This PR adds two additional customs

zig-project-build-file is the name of the file you wish to use as your build file. It defaults to build.zig

zig-project-root-search-up is the number of directories you wish to search up for the zig-project-build-file. This is used to ensure the function terminates.

If the project root cannot be found, zig-project-build-run indicates so in Messages.

[joachimschmidt557]

zig build automatically searches for a build.zig file in the current directory or in all parent directories.

joachim@pier ~ % ~/src/zig/build/stage3/bin/zig build       
info: Initialize a 'build.zig' template file with `zig init-lib` or `zig init-exe`,
or see `zig --help` for more options.
error: No 'build.zig' file found, in the current directory or any parent directories.
joachim@pier ~ % 

In my opinion, we shouldn't support other build file names than build.zig as this is also the default enforced by the zig compiler.

[jiacai2050]

I agree with @joachimschmidt557, this addition seems unnecessary.

[purcell]

There's locate-dominating-file for all of this btw, so no need to search directories upwards yourself.

[purcell]

Really what I'd suggest instead of these changes is to add a (likely trivial) snippet that allows project.el to find the project root of Zig project. Then you can use project-* functions as needed in zig-project-build-run below.

[8de2fdb0]

I added

 (defun zig-build-run ()
     Compile using `zig build run`."
    (interactive)
    (zig--run-cmd "build" "run"))

that works, the same way the zig-compile works.

Just adding that snippet would be enough to make it work