refactor: Split amxxpc logic into libraries #12
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Summary
The core logic has been refactored and distributed across specialized static libraries, each assigned a distinct responsibility, ranging from command-line argument parsing to binary file manipulation.
Key Architectural Changes
The compiler's functionality has been modularized into static libraries, which are linked into the main executable.
The primary application in
apps/amxxpcnow acts as a lightweight entry point, orchestrating these libraries to perform the compilation process.Benefits
This refactoring does not introduce new functionality but significantly enhances the codebase's structure and maintainability. The modular design facilitates more efficient and reliable development moving forward and enables comprehensive unit testing.