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build system and module refactoring + simple histogram scratch (#20)
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* scratch adding histogram to image views

Histograms should come from some sort of histogram service. This is
currently just a POC.

* custom logger implementation w/o spdlog

* missing cmake file

* fix tests

* use operator<< over direct stream exposure

* rm print header

* add threading test + refactor towards interface libraries

omits the need for =target_include_directories= calls /everywhere/

* rm print header

* rm constexpr

* templated thread_pool

* fix doxyfile

* default enable doc building

* czi reader refactor

* rm erroneous include expression

* clang-format

* single lib include with PUBLIC visibility

* compile imgui stdlib

* clang format

* documentation update

centralize `LogLevelToString` to `ILog.hpp`

update docs and examples
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@@ -99,7 +99,19 @@ This is the most straight-forward usage of Pixelarium. It simply instantiates a
** [[file:examples/custom_0/][custom_0]]
This is meant to showcase that [[file:lib/app/DefaultApp.hpp][=DefaultApp=]] ([[file:lib/app/AppGLFW.hpp][=AppGLFW=]] as well) is meant to be customized via inheritance.
As a usage example, it implements a simple binary image reader. It can be presented with a binary file of layout
#+begin_src C++
struct ParsedImage
{
uint8_t depth;
uint8_t channels;
uint16_t width;
uint16_t height;
void* data;
};
#+end_src
i.e., a header encoding 1 byte for the pixel-depth, 1 byte for the channel count, 2 byte each for width and height in pixel followed by the actual pixeldata.
** [[file:examples/custom_1/][custom_1]]
Is a slightly more involved example showcasing how to inject a user defined control into the existing scaffolding of =DefaultApp= using a multiplication filter.
An example showcasing how to inject a user defined control into the existing scaffolding of =DefaultApp= using a multiplication filter. This is in many ways similar to the previous example.