Add jsonschema-rs package

[evroon]

Adds the jsonschema-rs package

I am aware there is already a jsonschema package in pyodide but it doesn't have proper typing (and is less performant than jsonschema-rs).

See discussion regarding how to build this: pyodide/pyodide#6178

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Package Build Results

Total packages built: 24
Total build time: 0:05:58

Package Build Times (click to expand)

Package	Build Time
libopenblas	5m 17s
jsonschema-rs	2m 13s
libf2c	40s
cffi	12s
regex	10s
MarkupSafe	3s
pydoc_data	3s
atomicwrites	2s
pycparser	2s
micropip	1s
pytz	1s
py	1s
Jinja2	1s
setuptools	1s
six	1s
tblib	1s
iniconfig	1s
attrs	1s
pytest-asyncio	1s
pyparsing	1s
more-itertools	1s
pluggy	1s
pytest	1s
exceptiongroup	0s

Longest build: libopenblas (5m 17s)
Packages built in more than 10 minutes: 0

[agriyakhetarpal]

Thanks for contributing, @evroon! This is an interesting package; I didn't know something like it existed. I'm going to find it pretty useful for my side projects and other repos I contribute to. :)

Could you please add a test or two? They don't have to be complicated; just a few tests from the repository's test suite that ensure basic functionality works should suffice.

[agriyakhetarpal]

PyPI has predictable URLs for sdists (and wheels, too), so this can be simplified as follows:

Suggested change

	url: https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/d2/7b/40ed0aa40ff2f3bc9bfccf20ea29d9a99199a8eefda26ae9d65601c144fa/jsonschema_rs-0.45.0.tar.gz
	url: https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/source/j/jsonschema_rs/jsonschema_rs-0.45.0.tar.gz

If you use pyodide skeleton to create the recipe, it will automatically resolve the URLs. :D

[ryanking13]

Thanks for the contribution @evroon. Actually, would you like to contact to the jsonschema-rs maintainer and ask to include pyodide build in their ci and publish it to PyPI directly? We've been maintaining this repository as there was no way to host WASM wheels before. But we just got PEP 783 accepted (yesterday!) and it will soon (in a few days) possible to publish wasm wheels to Pyodide. So we do not want to maintain these packages ourselves anymore.

It should be good for you as well as if you add the package here, we will ping you anytime we have issues with this pacakge.

[evroon]

Congrats on the PEP! Yes I'll open an issue in that repo and potentially make a PR. I guess I should take a project like polars as an example to follow on setting this up?