Use `cibuildwheel` to generate wheels across Linux / Windows / OSX (#32)

Adding support for "Live Kernel Memory" dump type (0x6) (#30)

Co-authored-by: 0vercl0k <[email protected]>

bump version to v0.7.2 (#29)

Fix #23 by making `DumpTypeToString` constexpr (#24)

Add support for types 8, 9 & 10 (#22)

Add support for dump types for modern WinDbg versions:

- 0x8 -> .dump /k (Create a dump with kernel memory only)
- 0x9 -> .dump /ka (Create a dump with active kernel and user mode memory)
- 0xa -> .dump /f (Create a full dump)

Also:
- Version bumped 0.6 -> 0.7
- Exposes the HEADER64 to Python too
- Nits

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Co-authored-by: 0vercl0k <[email protected]>

Multiple improvements in CI and Python3 bindings (#19)

- Rewrite the Python bindings with nanobind
- Added pytest/ctest tests
- Generate wheels via CI for upload to PyPI

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Co-authored-by: 0vercl0k <[email protected]>

Fix the code for clang-11 (#16)

This PR fixes #15 as well as adding clang-11 to the CI to avoid similar issues in the future.

constexpr, Python stable API, header-only, nits. (#11)

This PR adds the below:
- The python module is now PEP-384 compliant and uses the Python stable ABI which means that it should be compatible with every current and future Python 3 versions (#12),
"""
Currently, each feature release introduces a new name for the Python DLL on Windows, and may cause incompatibilities for extension modules on Unix. This PEP proposes to define a stable set of API functions which are guaranteed to be available for the lifetime of Python 3, and which will also remain binary-compatible across versions. Extension modules and applications embedding Python can work with different feature releases as long as they restrict themselves to this stable ABI.
"""
- Turned the library into a header-only library (#13),
- `constexpr` the library wherever was possible, as well as `const`,
- Fix a bug where the `mmap` return was checked but it didn't invoke `perror`,
- Fix the `DisplayUtils` mess,
- Turn `Page` into a namespace instead of a structure,
- Use `optional` for `VirtTranslate` to handle error case properly,
- Build w/ Py3.6-3.9 on both Windows/Linux in the CI,
- Fix a bunch of small things

Turn on /W4 on MSVC and /Wall on Clang/G++ (#10)

Hide kdmp-parser's under a namespace (#8)

This should avoid user code clashing with kdmp-parser's structures.