* windows 98/nt4, slopped openssl away
* one (1) roadblock that it can't figure out
* fixed maybe
* fix dos?
* fix dos? (2)
* ts is gonna be slow
* No need to compress anymore
* No need to compress anymore (2)
* deslop
The main problem with AI models, even today, is that they're very shortsighted. They're too focused on the thing working now than thinking about how maintainable it will be later. As such, you get duplicated code, as well as comments that are geared towards what it's doing right then and there (as if it's an advertisement of it's services) rather than improving the readability of the code. Always check your diffs.
* Update workflows
* Update freebsd.yml
* Update README.md
* Support for Windows on ARM (uses MSVC, but it's Windows 11 exclusive anyway so `¯\_(ツ)_/¯`)
* Adds the icon back for x86/x64 TDM-GCC builds
* Makes Linux compilation on ARM much faster
* added tests to every workflow