Adds a workflow; Github will now compile our code for us and tell us if it breaks #12
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This change means that new PRs, and commits to main, will now be tested to ensure that adding them did not cause the mod to stop compiling.
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Github has a free service for open-source codebases (like this one) where they will constantly compile our code, for free, and provide cute little checkmarks,
when the code works, and big ❌'s when it doesn't.
This is probably the end of my custodial PRs, I hope. Just trying to add the obvious stuff before I get too deep into the important things ^_^