v1.0.0

i accidentally deleted this release, so i made a new one for it

the first line of a .abg file contains the version of abg this file uses. this is because abg is subject to change in the future. the second line does nothing. you can do whatever you want with it. from that point forward, it starts reading for pixels. here is how a pixel is transformed:

• the first letter is the color.
  • r = red
  • y = yellow
  • g = green
  • b = blue
  • v = cyan
  • p = purple
  • w = white
  • x = transparent
• the second letter is the brightness.
  • 1 = black
  • 2 = very dark
  • 3 = little darker
  • 4 = bright
  • x = transparent