WIP: Use Zngur for C++ bindings #7
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Because of Rust generics not being the same as C++ templates, this solution is a little more annoying then I would have liked. There are a lot of unwraps.
Includes wrapper for MeshBool to make porting easier
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So I found a cool looking project called Zngur, and it seems to make Rust/C++ interop a lot easier!
I'm also going to include a little "wrapper" library so that it's easier to use with the Manifold test suite with it matching the naming convention.
I also wedged in corrosion somewhere in the middle of the CMakeLists.txt. I hate CMake.
Supersedes #3