Build another AppImage with all popular dependencies

Start by reading the current recipe file and build scripts for the tremendous build, then identify how dependencies are selected for the AppImage. Done means a separate AppImage includes the requested Perl, Python, Lua, and Ruby libraries, works across the stated Linux distributions and architectures, and has updated documentation.

Issue Description

Currently, the Vim AppImage distributed by the vim/vim-appimage repository does not include some popular dynamic libraries, such as libperlX, libpython2.7, libpython3X, liblua5X, and librubyX. While the current approach of not including these libraries keeps the size of the AppImage small, it also makes it difficult to use some Vim plugins and scripts that require these dependencies.

Therefore, we would like to request a new Vim AppImage that includes all popular dependencies by default. This would allow users to have a more seamless experience when using Vim with plugins and scripts that require these dependencies.

Feature Request Details

• Include libperlX, libpython2.7, libpython3X, liblua5X, and librubyX in the Vim AppImage (in the tremendous build).
• Ensure that the AppImage works on various Linux distributions and architectures.
• Update the documentation to reflect the changes made.

Proposed Solution

We propose creating a new Vim AppImage that includes all popular dependencies (in the tremendous build). This can be achieved by modifying the current recipe file and build scripts to include these dependencies during the build process. We also suggest performing thorough testing on various Linux distributions and architectures to ensure that the AppImage works as expected.

Additional Context

The current Vim AppImage is a great tool for providing a portable version of Vim without the need for installation or dependencies. However, having another version that includes all popular dependencies by default would provide an even better user experience and make it easier to use Vim with a wider range of plugins and scripts.

Thank you for considering our feature request.