Include ini.h in build.zig.zon - #20
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This small change allows pulling in the c api header when using zig's build system as the main build system when building mixed language code. As it currently stands, to use the c api in that instance, you can use zig fetch to pull in the library but still need to have the header available, making changes upstream a possible breaking point if the api changes and the header is no longer up to date
Even though adding the ini was fine, not including all of the new files have lead to build failure when including in other projects
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This small change allows pulling in the c api header when using zig's build system for mixed language code. As it currently stands, to use the api in that instance, you can use zig fetch to pull in the library but still need to have the header available leading to the possibility of breakage if the developer has to manually update the header locally