C library for Pkl

This introduces native C bindings for Pkl.

Dynamic Library
---------------

Using `org.graalvm.nativeimage` and the `native-image` binary we
produce a dynamic library (for each OS/Arch variant) that provides a
way to initialise itself with a `graal_isolatethread_t`.

Methods are annotated with `@CEntryPoint` and exported.

This change results in an architecture and OS-specific directory being
created which now produces the headers for our shared library
functions:

```
❯ ll libpkl/build/libs/macos-aarch64/

graal_isolate_dynamic.h
graal_isolate.h
libpkl-internal_dynamic.h
libpkl-internal-macos-aarch64_dynamic.h
libpkl-internal-macos-aarch64.dylib
libpkl-internal-macos-aarch64.h
libpkl-internal.dylib
libpkl-internal.h
```

`libpkl`
--------

The produced `libpkl` dynamic library wraps the GraalVM C interface
into something that is future-friendly for the needs of a Pkl
integrator. It exports an interface which aligns with SPICE-0015[1].

```
❯ ll libpkl/build/libs/macos-aarch64/

graal_isolate_dynamic.h
graal_isolate.h
libpkl-internal_dynamic.h
libpkl-internal-macos-aarch64_dynamic.h
libpkl-internal-macos-aarch64.dylib
libpkl-internal-macos-aarch64.h
libpkl-internal.dylib
libpkl-internal.h
libpkl.dylib    <--- this is new
libpkl.h        <--- this is new
```

JNA
---

Testing of the produced `libpkl` dynamic library is done using Java
Native Access[2] for ease. We provide an `interface` in Kotlin which
JNA transposes against the `libpkl` dynamic library discoverable at
the path that is discoverable with `jna.library.path`.

Load in `projects.pklCommonsCli` to deal with `UnsupportedFeatureException`
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

This is to deal with the following error:

```
Caused by: com.oracle.graal.pointsto.constraints.UnsupportedFeatureException: Detected a started Thread in the image heap. Thread name: main. Threads running in the image generator are no longer running at image runtime. If these objects should not be stored in the image heap, you can use

    '--trace-object-instantiation=java.lang.Thread'
```

[1] apple/pkl-evolution#16

Author: KushalP

.circleci/config.pkl

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ import "jobs/GradleCheckJob.pkl"
 import "jobs/DeployJob.pkl"
 import "jobs/SimpleGradleJob.pkl"
 
-local prbJobs: Listing<String> = gradleCheckJobs.keys.toListing()
+local prbJobs: Listing<String> = (gradleCheckJobs.keys + buildNativeJobs.keys.filter((it) -> it.startsWith("libpkl") && it.endsWith("snapshot"))).toListing() 
 
 local buildAndTestJobs = (prbJobs) {
   "bench"
@@ -81,14 +81,15 @@ triggerPackageDocsBuild = "release"
 
 local buildNativeJobs: Mapping<String, BuildNativeJob> = new {
   for (_dist in List("release", "snapshot")) {
-    for (_project in List("pkl-cli", "pkl-doc")) {
+    for (_project in List("pkl-cli", "pkl-doc", "libpkl")) {
       for (_arch in List("amd64", "aarch64")) {
         for (_os in List("macOS", "linux")) {
           ["\(_project)-\(_os)-\(_arch)-\(_dist)"] {
             arch = _arch
             os = _os
             isRelease = _dist == "release"
             project = _project
+            buildDir = if (_project == "libpkl") "libpkl/build/native-libs/" else "\(_project)/build/executable/"
           }
         }
       }
@@ -98,12 +99,14 @@ local buildNativeJobs: Mapping<String, BuildNativeJob> = new {
         musl = true
         isRelease = _dist == "release"
         project = _project
+        buildDir = if (_project == "libpkl") "libpkl/build/native-libs/" else "\(_project)/build/executable/"
       }
       ["\(_project)-windows-amd64-\(_dist)"] {
         arch = "amd64"
         os = "windows"
         isRelease = _dist == "release"
         project = _project
+        buildDir = if (_project == "libpkl") "libpkl/build/native-libs/" else "\(_project)/build/executable/"
       }
     }
   }