chore: align build tooling (purescript-overlay, nix CI, Lua 5.1)#1
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Migrate the dev shell from easy-purescript-nix to purescript-overlay so plain `nix develop` evaluates (easy-ps pulled EOL nodejs marked insecure, breaking CI). Drop purs-tidy, use the overlay purs 0.15.16 + legacy spago 0.21, pin Lua 5.1 (the pslua target runtime), and replace the inherited bower CI with the canonical nix workflow. (purescript-lua/purescript-lua#54)
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Pilots the purescript-overlay migration (purescript-lua/purescript-lua#54) and the canonical nix-CI normalization. Plain
nix developnow evaluates without --impure (the insecure-nodejs blocker is gone), build/luacheck green.While bringing the build green on the pinned Lua 5.1 toolchain, two pre-existing blockers in the fork had to be fixed in the same branch: the package set pointed at a deleted draft release (404), so it was bumped to the current
upstream-ps // upstream-luacomposition and the deps renamed from the oldlua-prelude/lua-newtypeto the canonicalprelude/newtype; andsrc/Control/Extend.luausedtable.unpack(Lua 5.2+, undefined on the 5.1 target — luacheck flagged it once 5.1 was pinned) plus an FFI shape the pslua linker rejected, so it was rewritten to a 5.1-correct paren-wrapped closure that builds the suffix sub-array explicitly.