* Move level script to bank 0x1A
* Decouple vanilla objects in a separate bank
* Rollback group level scripts move, fixed nits
* Move actors_vanilla to actors/vanilla_actors
* Make EU translation segment last, remove vanilla objects segments copypaste
* Added LOAD_VANILLA_OBJECTS segment id stub
rnc1 has noticeably slower load times in vanilla than yay0 does. gzip and mio0 are pretty useless and can be yeeted from the repo, but that's not part of this PR's scope.
* Look for shared baserom directory using XDG_DATA_DIR instead of polluting the home directory
* move global baserom folder detection to a new file that the makefile can use
* ignore __pycache__ in tools
* edit make patch to use global baserom detector
* Extract jp/sh/eu from global folder too
* genericize asset extraction for all versions
* force at least US to extract
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* remove gen_asset_list (frozen)
* move format.sh
* remove rasm2armips (decompilation helper)
* remove patch_libmalloc (IDO exclusive)
* remove unnecessary sha1's and makefile definitions
* remove libultra math script (IDO exclusive)
* remove patch_elf_32bit
* actually remove bitwidth tool
* remove the need for all the sha1 files
* extract_assets can now find a baserom named anything
* added error handling and some more graceful error handling
* formatting the error message
* more relevant error info
* add a check for a roms folder
* fix gitignore to prevent patch_elf from being re-committed
* naming clarity; change to baseroms/; feedback addressed
* skip rom verification if assets have been extracted
* changes addressed
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* yeet undefined_syms; IPL3 documentation; theoretical addition of checksum skip and initial DMA length/location change
* another comment about how to set dma len
* comment is now correct in ultratypes
* do the rename
* remove insinuations that ipl3 can be modified
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Now its just part of HackerSM64 entirely, and HackerSM64 will be the source of all changes (as long as said changes can reasonably apply to homebrew games)
