New packet format. #103
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Fixed a bunch of compilation issues. Moved the IsPacket concept to the sendPacket function to avoid breaking CRTP. Added some code to call the serialize and deserialize function to test compilation errors.
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The existing gserver manually writes packets all over the place. This refactor changes how packets are structured to bring packet serialization code into one common location. Each packet will have a class that contains the contents of the packet and handles serialization/deserialization, so you can work with and pass the data around.