docs(tooling): open v0.2.0 to more contributor languages - #323
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Goal
Make it immediately obvious that contributors do not need to know Dart to help Linthra, while giving Python/SQL contributors a real performance workflow rather than documentation-only language mentions.
What changes
CONTRIBUTING.mddocs/language-areas.mdwith boundaries and suggested work by languageEXPLAIN QUERY PLANRelationship to the native PRs
This documentation names the v0.2.0 Rust and C++ areas introduced by #321 and #322. It is best merged after (or alongside) those PRs so every documented path exists on
main.The SQL schema in
tools/large_library/is explicitly a performance sandbox, not a replacement for Linthra's production Drift schema.