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This version includes:
- easier definition of entry points (with a `entry` class to ultimately
force it);
- a way to limit the generated entry points by providing a required
prefix to their path;
- a way to list valid entry points without tangling any code;
- minor QOL fixes on error messages;
- updated documentation along with instructions on how to compile
the project with Docker;
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Introduces the `-t/--target` flag that can be used to provide a path.
Only entry points that have this path as a prefix will be generated.
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Entrypoints can now be forced by using the class `entry` or by
specifying an attribute `path`.
Compatibility with previous versions is maintained and any identifier
that actually looks like a file is considered as such.
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On one hand this defeats the purpose of having the literate program, but
it avoids the awkward "bootstrapping" experience.
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