[Suggestion] It would be nice if nob.h has ability to address custom printf.

[unta1337]

I often find it tedious to type a lot just for simple logging while debugging, especially when dealing with structs.
So I thought it would be cool to have a custom printf in nob.h. What do you think?

However, it uses things like X Macros, so the code isn't exactly pretty.

The implementation looks like this, and if added to nob.h, it could be used like this:

main.c

typedef struct {
    const char* name;
    size_t age;
} Person;

typedef struct {
    Person* items;
    size_t count;
    size_t capacity;
} People;

#define NOB_CFMT_FORMATS \
    NOB_CFMT_X('p', Person, "{name: %s, age: %zu}", NOB_CFMT_VAR.name, NOB_CFMT_VAR.age)

#define NOB_IMPLEMENTATION
#include "nob.h"

int main(int argc, char** argv) {
    NOB_GO_REBUILD_URSELF(argc, argv);

    People people = { 0, };
    nob_da_append(&people, ((Person){ .name = "John Doe", .age = 26 }));
    nob_da_append(&people, ((Person){ .name = "Jane Doe", .age = 24 }));

    printf("Here's our people:\n");
    nob_da_foreach(Person, it, &people) {
        nob_cprintf("    $p\n", *it);
    }

    return 0;
}

output

Here's our people:
    {name: John Doe, age: 26}
    {name: Jane Doe, age: 24}

Since it relies on macros to substitute formats, the necessary definitions need to be present before including nob.h, which makes it look a bit messy.
Also, because there are many internal macro implementations, I'm not quite sure how to handle NOB_STRIP_PREFIX properly.
(and yes it is because of my skill issue)

P.S. Thank you for your wonderful streaming. I really have learned a lot from it.