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Closes #50
Also uses prebuilt LLVM for Windows (and it still works, but was a lot of hassle to figure out...). At least the build is much faster (few minutes instead of 1hr+). Also had to update nlohmann json, because the old version was hitting some compiler bug and refused to compile...
There's also CI and some misc improvements to it, such as the artifact not being a zip inside of a zip anymore, and the two artifacts are linked and named more nicely. I also linked an AUR package for Arch Linux that I'll update from fork branch to upstream once merged.
Tested that both Linux and Windows still compile and work. Well they produce the expected files anyway, so it should be fine.
Oh also made CI run on schedule since the links would quickly expire otherwise. And workflow dispatch allows also manually running it on a whim too. (closes #51)