feat(scummfont): Rename the -new file ourselves, don't ask users to do it manually #30
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As was initially done before commit 9d0ad4f. We're just using it as a C string again, so no need for a C++ string as a return value.
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Even with the "don't forget to rename the -new file" remainder, it's easy to forget to do this, especially since it's the only tool behaving this way.
So, let's just do the renaming ourselves.
(PR #26 was a previous attempt, before ScummFont was switched to ScummIO. I don't think we can use the
backup()stuff, sincesaveFont()wants to read the previous file and write the new file at the same time.)