Foxdot

- OSC Communication is now done through a dedicated SuperCollider Quark

- Effects are now implemented using busses on SuperCollider, which uses less CPU
- Effects can be customised and defined
- Sample Player behaviour (i.e. how the string of characters relates to playback) has been altered. Square brackets refer to a single event even though two samples are played.
- SuperCollider is booted on startup with a compiled startup file.

- `PDur` added: a pattern that implements Euclidean Rhythms
- Player attributes can be manipulated using the `Player.every` method
- Errors caught and displayed in FoxDot console instead of crashing
- Can set different tempi for Players using the `bpm` keyword
- Sample Player objects can play multiple samples together by grouping them as a PGroup but cannot feature square brackets

- Syntax highlighting bugs fixed
- Visual feedback for `shuffle`, `mirror`, and `rotate` methods for `play` SynthDef
- SC3 Plugins disabled by default
- Player Object dictionaries shallow copied before iteration to stop `RunTimeErrors` occurring

- Reorganised project structure. Samples and code are kept separate.
- SuperCollider `OSCFunc.scd` now found in `/osc/` folder
- `setup.py` now included for an easier install
- (in progress) characters can have more than one sample attached to them. These are accessed by supplying a `buf` keyword argument.
- Python lists can be interpreted as FoxDot pattern when attached with a P prefix e.g. `P[1, 2, 3] + [0,2]` will return `P[1,4,3,3,2,5]` not `[1,2,3,0,2]`.

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- PSparse renamed to PBin
- Loading the icon now works on Linux
- Upheaval of SCLang API
- Player Objects now have visual feedback behaviour via the `bang` method and take Tkinter tag_config keyword arguments.
- Consolas now default font
- Fixed `Pvar` and `linvar` bugs