Add textmode.js (browser-based textmode / ASCII visuals)
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textmode.js *(browser-based textmode / ASCII visuals)*textmode.js (browser-based textmode / ASCII visuals)
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This PR adds textmode.js to the Libraries section.
textmode.js is a browser-based creative coding library for real-time textmode / ASCII graphics. It is not a live-coding–specific system, but its real-time rendering model makes it well suited for live-coded visual work.
In addition to live coding, textmode.js can be used for generative art, long-form visual sketches, and interactive works responding to mouse, keyboard, and touch input.
The library is also available inside the collaborative live coding environment flok.cc, where it can be used in live coding contexts, such as rendering Hydra canvases through a textmode frame and creating audio-reactive visuals using audio information from Strudel panes.
More information and documentation: https://code.textmode.art/