feat(dependencies): removed git submodule requirements #8
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Closes: #7
Git submodules are no longer a part of the git repository's definition. Which means plugin managers like lazy.nvim will not pull them. Less dependencies == less problems.
That said, users must clone the dependencies if they want to use the
makecommands. So those had to be adjusted too.Edit: Also added the missing
scripts/directory. Whoops