Should be fairly straightforward to setup, I think signtool is already available on the Windows builder so it's mostly just a matter of getting our code signing cert through to it

Currently the Stimpack repo contains the code which implements a newer injection method (in Rust!) than what we're currently using in SB. Using this method should give us two fairly big benefits in SB:

• Wine support (we hope?); which in turn gets all the Linux nerds off our backs. Just kidding, we love you. All 3 of you.
• Excising the last remnants of the C++ code, and more importantly its build pipeline, from our codebase and workflow. Hooray!

However, to get this repository to a point where it can be used by SB there's still some work left, and by my understanding that involves the following:

• Integrate the injection code with neon so it can be used in SB as a node.js native addon.
• Make the code async so the javascript code in SB doesn't block while waiting for injection to finish.
• Propagate all of the errors correctly so they can be handled in the application.

This issue can serve as a place to discuss the remaining work in detail, and let any brave souls who might take on this task to ask any questions they might have. Good luck!