Separate gobuster program/command line from core functionality #51
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There is an idea i'm playing with where it would be useful to be able to use the core of gobuster from another program, though because it is currently all a single 'program', there is no way to import it.
This should separate the command-line parsing/'program' aspect of it from the core engine/functionality, which I've called
libgobusterout of laziness (naming is hard..)Should still be able to compile with
go get..as before, and I don't believe it should make any functional difference to how anything runs; still compiles to a single binary, etc.