Update package and module name to match the GitHub repository name

[bogdannbv]

There is a mismatch between the module (.../pak1) name and the github repository (.../pac1) resulting in go get complaining that the names don't match.

$ go get github.com/woozymasta/pac1
go: github.com/woozymasta/pac1@upgrade (v0.1.0) requires github.com/woozymasta/pac1@v0.1.0: parsing go.mod:
        module declares its path as: github.com/woozymasta/pak1
                but was required as: github.com/woozymasta/pac1

[WoozyMasta]

Oh fuck, thanks for catching that. The format is literally pac1, and somehow I still managed to write pak1 in go.mod.

Good thing only you, me, and the Go toolchain saw this.
Merging it and pretending it was intentional 😂

[WoozyMasta]

@bogdannbv, thanks again.

The module should now install correctly:

$ go get github.com/woozymasta/pac1
go: downloading github.com/woozymasta/pac1 v0.2.0
go: added github.com/woozymasta/pac1 v0.2.0
go: added github.com/woozymasta/pathrules v0.1.2

You can try using it now, but as you have already seen, this thing is not exactly production-ready yet if bugs this dumb are still sitting on the surface.

I tested it against original game files and a few mods, so no strong compatibility guarantees for now.

Also, if resourceDatabase.rdb support is ever needed, there is a prototype in #1. It can read/write FORM/RDBC, supports the observed node types (2/4/5/6/7/22), and should roundtrip safely for the layouts covered so far.

It is not a complete format implementation yet. Key64, FieldA, FieldB, reserved header fields, and mod-heavy type 2 records still need more research.

[bogdannbv]

First of all, awesome work! So far I haven't encountered any noticeable issues.

Good thing I decided to dig a bit deeper for existing implementations before starting to write my own 🫩 (a bit tired of writing random parsers lol)

I'm working on an external mod manager/syncer because lately, at least on Linux, the game keeps failing download them so I've ran it against hundreds of popular mods and everything worked as expected 😁.

Atm I don't think I really need RDB support, but I'll deffo give it a try if it ever comes to it.