First draft of binnie co-ordmap specification.
Map from a range to a range. ID specified the chromosone (or similar).
Get the damn balance things right!
Theoretically complete. Heaven knows if it even compiles...
C seems to require everything to be in order. Of course it does.
Compiling.
No warnings!
Actually map the given range, not just the thing in the mapping
file.
Running well enough to debug.

Bunch of fixes made, more to come!
Fix some of the issues. Still not working.
Couple of changes:

Don't double-decrement the counter when walking back up the tree.
When looking for nodes, we should be checking for 'overlap' between two
ranges where one doens't contain the other. Old code was refusing
perfectly sensible things.
Against all reasonable expectation, working.
Terrible misappropriation of a test to do somethign else.

Ignore this!
Fixed memory issues - should now be able to free all allocated memory by calling bc_free_coordmap
Test now maps over a specific file.

Could be adapted into a useful tool.
Start to rewrite test_coordmap into a standalone liftover tool.

Not entirely working at the moment - seems to segfault.
Merge stuff that I hadn't merged. Sorry.
Print . when things don't map.
Get liftover tool working.
Add license file, some documentation.