shards build --release./bin/drizzlesudo install bin/drizzle /usr/bin for system wide or install bin/drizzle ~/.bin if you have a bin in your home directory set up. This will allow you to run the drizzle command from any directory.drizzle on its own will open a Read-Eval-Print-Loop (REPL) environment for you to mess around in, otherwise passing the command an argument will attempt to open and evaluate a file at the path you specify.