Code Bundling Doc assumes knowledge of Node.js

[steve-hickman-epistimis]

The node script at the top of https://langium.org/guides/code-bundling/ assumes the reader knows how to set up a Node.js script. Can you just link to a properly configured version of this script in your repo that users can just use? Or, at least, provide a completely configured file with all the info needed to set it up to execute. Otherwise readers like me have to read Node.js doc and figure this out - and it's not completely straightforward.

[msujew]

Since Langium advertises itself as a Language Engineering framework for TypeScript and Node.js, I believe it's safe for us to assume that most devs have at least some JS/Node.js experience. It's fine not to have it, but you will need to get around it in one way or another if you plan on working with Langium for more than just a few days anyway.

I tend to say this is a bit out of scope for our guide website. We are building a framework for a dedicated runtime, and can expect some level of proficiency in that runtime from devs. @spoenemann what is your opinion on that?

[spoenemann]

I agree. But we could add links to Node.js or other third-party documentation where appropriate.