Progress: organize headers, simplify fss structures, initial IKI support

Progress: organize headers, simplify fss structures, initial IKI support

Move more headers into the secondary structures to simplify the main header, which will now more often be just for function definitions.

The FSS structures can use a more common base to better allow integration with separate projects that utilize the same basic design.
This is important for IKI project.
Casting to/from fss objects and contents to their respective ranges should now be possible.

Begin adding the IKI support, which is a new FSS standard focused on a simpler/smaller Wiki design.
The goal is not to handle presentation but instead to provide very simple context on certain text blocks based on some vocabulary.
A very common example would be sending a plain text e-mail with a URL in it, the URL could be encapsulated in an IKI vocabulary object to tell both the human and the computer that this is a URL.
For a URL, this is very useful in that no part of the URL need be escaped, except for the closing quote and its respective delimiter.

Example iki URL: url:"http://www.example.com/this does not exist/".
As opposed to http://www.example.com/this%20does%20not%20exist/.
The first case is easier for a human while still remaining simple enough for a machine.

The IKI syntax, at least in its most basic form, is not meant to be a full WIKI formatter.
While this may be accomplished with a sufficiently large enough vocabulary, this seems unnecessary at this time.

The IKI syntax standard itself is yet to be ironed out and ill be updated overtime until I am satisfied.