perf: Use non-lazy AST traversal for filters when possible

[tarleb]

• Add jog Lua module
• Use jog instead of walk
• Force use of pandoc walk for some filters
• Add mechanism to check jog results

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[gordonwoodhull]

Hi @tarleb, the root cause of the Typst callout failures is that both with jog and without, the following

quarto-cli/src/resources/filters/customnodes/callout.lua

Lines 46 to 51 in bf93178

	parse = function(div)
	quarto_global_state.hasCallouts = true
	local title = string_to_quarto_ast_inlines(div.attr.attributes["title"] or "")
	if not title or #title == 0 then
	title = resolveHeadingCaption(div)
	end

will initialize callout.title to Inlines({})

However, when the custom node is read later on to generate Typst, content.title is nil on main, but

Plain {
  clone: function: 0x600002f273c0
  content: Inlines {}
  show: function: 0x600002f27450
  walk: function: 0x600002f27420
}

on jog.

quarto-cli/src/resources/filters/customnodes/callout.lua

Lines 264 to 272 in bf93178

	return _quarto.format.typst.function_call("callout", {
	{ "body", _quarto.format.typst.as_typst_content(callout.content) },
	{ "title", _quarto.format.typst.as_typst_content(
	callout.title or pandoc.Plain(_quarto.modules.callouts.displayName(callout.type))
	)},
	{ "background_color", pandoc.RawInline("typst", background_color) },
	{ "icon_color", pandoc.RawInline("typst", icon_color) },
	{ "icon", pandoc.RawInline("typst", "" .. icon .. "()")}
	})

It's not the right solution, because we'd like to understand why it is converting (?) the title differently, but the following diff gets these tests passing:

diff --git a/src/resources/filters/customnodes/callout.lua b/src/resources/filters/customnodes/callout.lua
index 8a9f4c17d..e9deaa2d2 100644
--- a/src/resources/filters/customnodes/callout.lua
+++ b/src/resources/filters/customnodes/callout.lua
@@ -261,10 +261,14 @@ function _callout_main()
       end
     end
     if callout.attr.identifier == "" then
+      local title = callout.title
+      if not title or #title.content == 0 then
+        title = pandoc.Plain(_quarto.modules.callouts.displayName(callout.type))
+      end
       return _quarto.format.typst.function_call("callout", { 
         { "body", _quarto.format.typst.as_typst_content(callout.content) },
         { "title", _quarto.format.typst.as_typst_content(
-          callout.title or pandoc.Plain(_quarto.modules.callouts.displayName(callout.type))
+          title
         )},
         { "background_color", pandoc.RawInline("typst", background_color) },
         { "icon_color", pandoc.RawInline("typst", icon_color) },

[tarleb]

I've split this into multiple PRs, including #11525, #11526, #11538, and #11540.