Verscae 2.0.1b

Changes

Whole code is now a single python file, along with a compiled exe file for windows and Linux, along with a python compiled version for macOS.
Added support for importing other verscae files or python files.
Better error code displays
Significantly quicker overall (other then windows, idek why)
added flags: -m for music and -d for decompile
How to run on Windows?:

verscae filename.v

python3 verscae.py filename.v

Python 3.x is a must.
VScode is now optional but for the automation tasks and the keyboard shortcuts it is recommended

If you want music to play when compiling, you can add the music file in the same dir as the verscae.py file and name it music.mp3
The command to play music while compiling is verscae filename.v -m on windows and python3 verscae.py filename.v -m on Linux or macOS
If you want to decompile a file, you can use the command verscae filename.v -d on windows and python3 verscae.py filename.v -d on Linux or macOS
If you want to decompile a file and play music while decompiling, you can use the command verscae filename.v -d -m on windows and python3 verscae.py filename.v -d -m on linux or macos (The order of the -d and -m dont matter)
Remember each verscae file must have a .v extension and must start with the following:

public main() {
    // code here
}

Functions can go anywhere, this is a non-linear language, so you can call a function before it is defined.
You can also define a function inside another function, but you can't call it before it is defined.
Thats it, enjoy the language, and if you have any suggestions, please let me know in the issues tab.

Full Changelog: 3.0.1...4.0.0