[WIP] Create convert.rs #158
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This code is based on a few iterations of a chat with Claude 3.7.
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This will probably be a long-running WIP branch to slowly figure out how to tackle #45, and potentially #29. I'm starting with some help from Claude 3.7.
In this approach, I'm using
citationbergto parse the style, and then working with that model to convert it to the CSLNStylemodel.Am thinking it makes sense to do this to now in part to figure out what needs to be done with CSLN. If, for example, I can get it to create styles that reliably match the output of the thousands of existing styles, then that would be a measure of success more generally. Not sure how possible that will be though.