Log Message:
gleam: update to version 1.0.0

Changelog:

## v1.0.0 - 2024-03-04

### Language changes

- Comments have been added to the JavaScript prelude to indicate which members
  are in the public API and which are internal.

### Build tool

- Fixed a bug where the exported package interface would not have a module's
  documentation.

## v1.0.0-rc2 - 2024-02-14

### Bug fixes

- Fixed a bug where the exhaustiveness checker could crash for some generic
  types.

### Formatter

- The format used by the formatter has been improved in some niche cases.

## v1.0.0-rc1 - 2024-02-10

### Language changes

- Using a reserved word is now a compile error, not a warning.
- Inexhaustive matches are now compile errors, not warnings.
- The warning for an unused module alias now shows how to not assign a name to
  the module.
- Type aliases with unused type parameters now emit an error.
- Type definitions with duplicate type parameters now emit an error.

### Formatter

- Now the formatter will nest pipelines and binary operators that are used as
  function arguments, list items or as tuple items.
- The format function literals used as the last argument in a function call
  on long lines has been improved.

### Build tool

- If a package contains a `todo` expression then the build tool will now refuse
  to publish it to Hex.
- The search bar in generated docs now has a darker background color.
- `gleam export` now takes a `package-interface` option to export a json file
  containing metadata about the root package.
- `gleam docs build` now creates a json file containing metadata about the root
  package.
- The order of dependencies in `manifest.toml` is now in alphabetical order.
- The search bar in generated docs now has a darker background color.
- The generated docs no longer shows whether an argument is discarded or
  not in a function signature.
- It is now possible to use `gleam run -m` to run a dependency module even if
  that dependency uses a compile target that your project does not support.

### Bug fixes

- Fixed a bug the build tool could be make to attempt to run a main function
  that does not support the current target in some circumstances.
- Fixed a bug where the exhaustiveness checker could crash when checking nested
  values inserted into the parent type using type parameters.
- Fixed a bug where `functionname(_name)` would incorrectly parse as a function
  capture instead of a syntax error.
- Fixed a bug where external only functions would "successfully" \ 
compile for a
  target they do not support, leading to a runtime error.