assume songs code it as 1 always; implementations are free to change this during compilation, but this should be a compile time flag / optimization; not a concern of song.
The global pattern table is constructed only during compilation. At this point, we can do also all sorts of optimizations / changes e.g. remove unnecessary releases and reuse patterns if there's a pattern already that could be used.
gopher had fixed this, but we foolishly removed it. reintroducing fix, although this could be optional only for those who really care. ultimate size optimizers could still want to get rid of it.
The working principle is similar as before with x86, but instead of outputting .asm, it outputs .wat. This can be compiled into .wasm by using the wat2wasm assembler.
The preprocessing is done sointu-cli and (almost) nothing is done by the NASM preprocessor anymore (some .strucs are still there.
Now, sointu-cli loads the .yml song, defines bunch of macros (go functions / variables) and passes the struct to text/template parses.
This a lot more powerful way to generate .asm code than trying to fight with the nasm preprocessor.
At the moment, tests pass but the repository is a bit of monster, as the library is still compiled using the old approach. Go should
generate the library also from the templates.
