String Formatter

	Char	What it does	Allowed arguments	Example	Output
	{	Defines the beginning of a format block
	}	Defines the end of a format block
Type	b	Placeholder for "true" or "false" depending on the value of the argument		"1==1 is {b}", 1==1	1==1 is true
Type	c	Placeholder for a characther	char	"H{c}y", 'e'	Hey
Type	i	Signed integer	int	"Balance: {i}", 123	Balance: 123
Type	u	Unsigned integer	unsigned int
Type	x	Placeholder for 'u' in hexadecimal	unsigned int	"{u} = {x}", 123, 123	123 = 0x7b
Type	d	Floating point	float
Type	p	Placeholder for a pointer address	void *
Type	s	places a string	char *	"Hello, {s}", "World!"	Hello, World!
Option	l (Lower L)	Upgrades numerical type to long	(long int)num (unsigned long int) num
Option	L	Upgrades numerical type to long long	(long long int) (unsigned long long int)
Option	Any number	Performs the same formatting n times taking a new argument every time.	(type) var, ...n	"{2s}", "Hello, ", "World"	Hello, World!
Option	:	What preceeds the colon will be used as a delimter to seperate arguments		"{2s:, }" "Hello", "World!"	Hello, World!
Option	!	Stops reading formatting blocks and just consumes the rest of the formatting string		"{2i!: + } = {i}", 2, 2, 4	2 + 2 = {i}
Option	S	In the case of a signed number it will add a + before positive numbers		"{2Si: : }", 1, -1	+1 : -1
Option	r	NOT IMPLEMENTED YET
Option	q	NOT IMPLEMENTED YET
Option	*	NOT IMPLEMENTED YET