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work on gettings things compiling again after restructuring

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* **helpers**: Contains helper functionality used by base and other libraries to regenerate or generate the other library formats.
* `base_codegen.hpp`: Helps with self-hosted code generation of enums, and operator overload inlines of the code types.
* `<push/pop>.<name>.inline.<hpp>`: macros that are meant to be injected at specific locations of the library.
* `misc.hpp`:
* `misc.hpp`: Misc functionality used by the library generation metaprograms.
* `undef.macros.h`: Undefines all macros from library that original were intended to leak into user code.
* **auxillary**: Non-essential tooling:
* `Builder`: Similar conceptually to Jai programming language's *builder*, just opens a file and prepares a string buffer to serialize code into (`builder_print`, `builder_print_fmt`). Then write & close the file when completed (`builder_write`).
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* [`AttributeTokens.csv`](./enums/AttributeTokens.csv): Provides tokens entries that should be considered as attributes by the lexer and parser. Sspecfiically macro attributes such as those use for exporting symbols.
* [`ast_inlines.hpp`](./components/gen/ast_inlines.hpp): Member trivial `operator` definitions for C++ code types. Does not use a csv.
[`misc.hpp`](./helpers/misc.hpp): Has shared functions used by the library generation meta-programs throughout this codebase.
## On multi-threading
Currently unsupported. I want the library to be *stable* and *correct*, with the addition of exhausting all basic single-threaded optimizations before I consider multi-threading.