splint 1.2.1

since 1.0, i've done a fair amount of work:

• now checks :spat/lit metadata in patterns to allow patterns to use the "special" symbols the dsl is looking for as plain data: '(defn example [^:spat/lit _] will look for the symbol _, not match on anything.
• wrote a bunch of documentation for rules and patterns and how they work and are built.
• cleaned up the rules documentation pages quite a bit: outside links, an :updated field to show the most recent version a rule was changed, a nice <hr> between each rule to ensure visual clarity.
• moved 20+ rules from lint to style genres because they're purely style related.
• added ctx to :on-match function signature, allowing for global config to be passed in.
• added :chosen-style, which allows for rules to define different "styles" instead of having multiple conflicting rules for the same scenario.
• added "markdown" as an output format. same as "full" but will use ### headers and fenced code blocks to make it look pretty. i'm not sure the use-case here, but kibit has it and it was easy to add.

shit's coming along nicely and i feel good about it. still fast as hell