feat: Add support for analyzing streamed OGG/Vorbis files #13
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Adds experimental support for analyzing streamed sounds. Since Lime won't fill the sound's audio buffer with any info, I've added a few fields to
funkin.vis.AudioBufferso we can get and hold it ourselves.In addition I've also added a compiler flag
STREAMto use a streamed sound in the example and also cleaned it up a bit to bring it up to speed with modern Lime/OpenFL/Flixel