RSVim use Deno as Plugin System and support TUI engine

[VienDinhCom]

RSVim has embraced Deno for its plugin system—bringing modern JavaScript/TypeScript development, secure sandboxing, and built-in tooling to the world of Vim-like editors. It also features a powerful TUI (Text User Interface) engine, enabling rich, responsive terminal interfaces.

Helix could benefit from adopting a similar approach. Deno would offer a clean, secure plugin environment with first-class TypeScript support, and TUI capabilities could significantly enhance the editor’s interactivity in the terminal. Something for the Helix community to consider.

[huxeon]

No offense, as a terminal editor, I think helix should keep its simplicity. And scheme is good enough.