Tazel now reads the project files of the accepted DSL:

- Labels: //:x for the root BUILD.kts, //dir/:x for dir/BUILD.kts, :x for
  the same file, @name//:x for a dependency, and the patterns //dir/... and
  //... . The //dir shorthand is refused with a hint.
- MODULE.kts: module (name, SemVer version, description, authors, license),
  dependencies (implementation, testImplementation, localImplementation,
  localTestImplementation, with alias), viget (push, pushTarget, exclude),
  cache and execution. Duplicate dependency names, a push without version,
  description or author, and a pushTarget in a private BUILD.kts are errors.
- BUILD.kts: isPublic per file and c, cpp, objc, objcpp and zig targets,
  each with bin, staticlib, sharedlib and test. The scopes carry type
  markers of their language and kind, so a setting that one does not have
  (exports on a bin, args on a staticlib, a C standard on C++, arc on C,
  compiler on Zig, test settings on a bin, bundle on C++) is a compile
  error at its line in the project file.
- A target block runs for each triple and build mode it is built for; OS
  and ARCH come from the LLVM triple, BUILD_MODE from the command. Its
  depends are resolved: libraries only, visibility through isPublic, test
  dependencies for test targets only, paths kept inside the module.
- Directories starting with a dot and nested modules are not packages;
  file names are compared case-sensitively.

The tests load a reference module that uses every setting of the DSL and
configure each of its eleven targets for each triple and mode.