add super funny readme as i got nothing else to show for rn

.gitignore

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 Debug/
 Release/
+Build/
 bin/
 obj/
 log/

Qrakhen.Qamp.Core/Collections/Expander.cs

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 namespace Qrakhen.Qamp.Core.Collections;
 
-public abstract class Expander<T> : IEnumerable<T>, IGetSet<long, T>, IAdd<long, T>
+/// <summary>
+///     Expanding Collection based on doubling capacity allocations when adding elements.
+/// </summary>
+/// <remarks>
+///     Not implementing <see cref="IList{T}"/> because it expects <see cref="Add"> to return void,
+///     and we don't need that here in Q&.
+/// </remarks>
+/// <typeparam name="T"></typeparam>
+public abstract class Expander<T> : 
+    IEnumerable<T>,
+    IGetSet<long, T>,
+    IAdd<long, T>
 {
     protected T[] Data;
 

Qrakhen.Qamp.Core/Execution/Runner.cs

@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ using Op = OpCode;
  *          - better debugging for the instruction set
  *       - Add classic sqript dialect
  *       - Fix console "IDE"
+ *       - Split Runner, Digester and Core into separate projects
  */
 
 /// <summary>

Qrakhen.Qamp.Core/README.md

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+# Q&
+###### ~by Qrakhen
+
+## About
+
+A single-pass byte code interpreter with the ability to pre-compile executables
+into a format that can be efficiently executed by the runtime.
+It serves many features, which are listed a bit further down below.
+
+This would have officially been the fourth iteration of my language (sqript4),
+but I thought I'd stop with the numbers as people would ask what happened to the
+previous three languages.
+
+Q& (or Qamp for Q Ampersand) was originally made for my contributions to the 
+Advent Of Code 2025, but I thought it's a nice and stable enough concept to be
+sharing it to the public anyway.
+
+## Usage
+
+To build Q&, you need nothing more than a C# compiler that supports .NET10.
+There are .NET8 compatible versions available, but they are not recommended,
+as Q& utilizes all of the performance optimizations .NET10 has to offer.
+
+After cloning, a simple `dotnet build ./` in the root directory will suffice.
+
+You can execute pre-compiled .sqi files using `qamp.runtime.exe <filepath> [parameters]`,
+or the REPL/CLI using `qamp.cli.exe [parameters]`.
+If you want to build your own source into pre-compiled instruction files,
+use `qamp.digest.exe <dirpath>` - the digester will look for an `Init()` function
+declared in any of the files, and build the instructions from there.
+
+## Language & Syntax
+
+You are free to choose between the classic sqript-style dialect `*~ q <~ 0xf;` or
+the standard dialect, which is strongly inspired by the C# standard: `var q = 0xf;`.
+
+All of the following examples are written in the classic dialect `--dialect=sqr` or `-d=q`.
+
+### Syntax
+
+Most basic Usage:
+```
+# This is a comment.
+*~ q <~ 12;
+*~ f <~ (n) <: n < 2 ? n : f(n-1) + f(n-2);
+```
+
+### Assignments
+
+Q& has two distinct ways to assign a value to a variable: By reference `<&` or by value `<=`.
+Using the auto-assignment operator `<~` will choose the correct assignment based on what
+type the right-hand expression consists of.
+Primitive types will be assigned by value, any object values will be assigned by reference.
+This is strongly inspired by the behaviour that most interpeters implement.
+
+#### What happens if...
+##### I assign an object by value?
+The entire object will be deep-copied and transfered to the new location.
+See it as a free clone method on basically anything that is considered an object.
+##### I assign a primitive by reference?
+So, assuming that `x` is a primitive (value type), given the instruction `*~ y <& x;`,
+`y` will be assigned as a reference value _pointing_ to the location of `x` - somewhat like a
+pointer in C, but a little smarter.
+##### I do not praise the god emperor of mankind?
+You will be duly punished.
+
+#### Variable Declaration
+
+```
+*~ q <~ 0xf;
+```
+
+#### Variable Declaration
+
+## Customization & Extras
+
+Some more information about extending and customizing Q& to your needs.
+
+### Implementing external Libraries
+
+Implementation is easy.
+Q& is written in C#, and supports basically anything you can wrap in C#.
+All you have to do in order to implement a library is referencing the SDK dll
+which should be located within your `./Build/` folder after building as described above.
+
+Here's a quick example of how you would implement virtually any library:
+```cs
+using Qrakhen.Qamp.Core;
+using System.Linq;
+
+Value Sqrt(Value number) 
+{
+  Assert.IsNumber(number);
+
+  if (number.IsDecimal)
+    return Math.Sqrt(number.AsDecimal);
+  if (number.IsSigned)
+    return Math.Sqrt(number.AsSigned);
+  if (number.IsUnsigned)
+    return Math.Sqrt(number.Unsigned);
+  throw new Qrakhen.Qamp.Core.QampException($"Unsupported value type {value}");
+}
+
+Injector injector = new();
+injector.Register(scope: Scope.Global, name: "sqrt", params: [ ("number", ValueType.Number) ], returns: ValueType.Number);
+injector.Export("desiredPath.sqi");
+```
+That's it - although this being a very simple example, more is possible.
+I will add a few basic implementations of very common libraries in a separate repository soon.
+