Streamers

Nothing too flashy here this time, but fun stuff soon(ish. Maybe. Eventually.)!

Fixes
- Streamlink wasn't properly being pulled in during package installation. That should no longer be the case.
- Misc documentation tweaks

Features
- A version flag. It tell you the version of the program you have installed. What wondrous functionality!
- Sweet as hell 🤖 picture

Main features
- Supported players now include MPV, VLC (standalone), IINA, in addition to the existing streamlink support.
- Users can customize their player preferences either by passing arguments via -a="[Arguments]" or setting them up in the config file
- Automated test cases courtesy of [cakebizzle](https://github.com/cakebizzle)
- Rewriting of the codebase with typing and so on (again, [cakebizzle](https://github.com/cakebizzle))
- A new logging flag to spit out debugging messages to help you troubleshoot.

New Contributors
[cakebizzle](https://github.com/cakebizzle)

Known Issues
- Twitch will automatically expire access tokens after a period of time, normally the program will handle this sort of thing automatically, but an actual factual access token expiration will result in errors being thrown. To resolve this, repeat the onboarding steps 6 and 7 described in the docs. Future updates will be done to make this more seamless and less of a pain to set up.
- This update does require changes to your config file. Please refer to the docs to see the new expected schema. Sorry for the trouble.

Upcoming updates ("Soon")
- Additional automated testing
- CI/CD Pipelines for deployments
- Rework of data output (customized fields and order thereof)

After some work, yelling, research, more crying, some refactoring, and a little more crying livestreamcheck is now streamers! And this isn't just a cosmetic change either! The script is now a proper python package and can be [downloaded off of Pipy](https://pypi.org/project/streamers/) with no messing around with dependencies or cloning. You still have to jump through hoops to get the Twitch data for initial config, but that may change in time :^). Legacy installs will have to migrate their config files over to the new location, but that should be the extent of pain points.

Pull down the app via `pip install streamers` and happy watching!

With this release the script will now check for a local [Streamlink](https://streamlink.github.io) install and if the`-s` flag is passed (or the config file setting is set) you can now directly call up the stream from the script itself.

**Note:** Legacy config files may prompt an error if the Streamlink centric flag/section is not present. Refer to the README.md for an example of what to add to your script if needed. Auto generated config files now include the necessary section.

While I am not happy with the state of the script's UX on Windows I have been able to confirm that it is functional on Windows, OSX, and Linux. I haven't encountered any critical issues in my few weeks of using the script and have had no feedback along those lines. I think we're solid enough for a 1.0.0 release as is, though there is still work to be done.