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Go is a rather exotic language; I am not familiar with it, and likely most other potential users aren't either.
So, I've cloned the git repo, tried the README instructions for the build on my Debian GNU/Linux testing system on amd64.
Got go: command not found, ok, after a bit of looking found that Debian has a golang-go package that looks like it might be what I need. I installed it. Now I get to go: go.mod file not found in current directory or any parent directory; see 'go help modules'. go help modules gives me links to "a series of tutorials on modules" and "a detailed reference on modules".
Is there an easy way to use this? How about rewriting it in C, so it can be built just by the usual ./configure; make? Or maybe there is some way to build go stuff with a Makefile?