Trying out mise as an alternative to asdf

[scottmuc]

One of the things I don't like about asdf is that it requires you to specify a specific version. I much prefer declaring a dependency and having a version resolution create a some form of lock file.

The tool I want to try is mise. Not going to lie, but the name is a bit of a draw since I enjoy and follow the tactic of mise-en-place when I cook. That being said, I'm not sure how interested I am in the direnv-like functionality and the make-like functionality.

This might be another stop on my journey to eventually use nix.

Note, asdf was introduced in #49

[scottmuc]

This kind of UX is really cool:

~/workspace/infrastructure/devices/frodo ? mise ls
Tool        Version             Config Source                             Requested
gum         0.13.0 (outdated)   ~/.config/mise/config.toml                latest
hugo        0.123.8
node        20.11.0 (outdated)  ~/.config/mise/config.toml                latest
opentofu    1.6.1               ~/workspace/infrastructure/.tool-versions 1.6.1
python      3.12.1 (outdated)   ~/.config/mise/config.toml                latest
ruby        3.3.4 (outdated)    ~/.config/mise/config.toml                latest
shellcheck  0.9.0 (outdated)    ~/.config/mise/config.toml                latest

hugo appears because it's installed by not referenced by any config file based on my current working directory.