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the main breakage here is caused by writergate. there's some weirdness going on to do with file paths and the build system too though, so that should be dealt with before merging. also the new writer and reader don't provide any error specificity, so we don't know why a read or a write failed now. this should also be considered: perhaps creating a custom interface is warranted?
we set the cwd of dimmer to the script directory such that the run step passes the correct relative paths. this caused weirdness in zig's dependency file handling - zig expects relative paths to be relative to the project root instead of the cwd of the run step. changing paths to be absolute is a suitable workaround.
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this builds on #15, and only compiles against https://github.com/Khitiara/zfat/tree/0.15
it is also fully untested, but compiles