This makes switching between branches that introduce new crates easier.
During switching, Git sometimes leaves directories in the tree, e.g.
submodules, and those then produce issues when trying to compile in a
branch that doesn't use that workspace member.
Since I now found a way to obtain a version of the Oodle library
compiled for Linux, I don't need to bother with Wine anymore, and
can instead load the library directly.
This removes the need for the extra utility completely.
I still have to load the library at runtime, though, as Rust only
supports static linking, and I probably don't have a lincense to do
that with Oodle.
