Gleam v1.17.0 adds native escript packaging and language server updates

Gleam is aggressively cementing its place as the go-to statically typed language for the Erlang ecosystem by bridging the developer-experience gap with mainstream languages. By introducing first-class escript packaging, Gleam is making BEAM programs as portable and distribution-friendly as Node.js or Go binaries, which could dramatically lower the barrier to entry for DevOps and tooling developers.

* Escript Packaging: The new `gleam export escript` command bundles compiled bytecode and dependencies into a single file, streamlining distribution.

* Rich Editor tooling: Added reference highlighting (`textDocument/documentHighlight`), auto-fixes for guard operators, and type warning hints matching local aliases or qualifications.

* Structural Autorecovery: Enhanced fault tolerance allows the compiler and LSP to parse incomplete list and record-update syntax.

* Top-Down Code Actions: Developers can automatically generate missing modules directly from undefined `import` statements.

* Security Hardening: Addresses CVE-2026-43965, CVE-2026-32685, and CVE-2026-42795 to prevent directory traversal and symlink leaks during package commands.