Remove all debugging lines from output.
Remove all unecessary/many old commented lines.
Generally clean up output of program.

NOTE:
All output alg's handle as intended (barring possible bugs).
However, input is only handled by DivAlg and 256Alg.
MaskShift does not handle input as intended yet.

Thus, all starting bases (other than 256) are passed to DivAlg.
However, final convert-to bases pass to MaskShift, if appropriate.

Shift to divide (shift by dividing number).
Mask to remainder (mask by dividing number - 1).

Currently broken

...at least I think.

DivAlg works fine if you only use one of the two halves at a time.
However, if you use both at once, then output is wrong.
It SEEMS like both buffers end up pointing to the same memory space,
thus the second half of DivAlg overrides the first.

Committing here incase I blow everything up while attempting to fix.

DivAlg will now convert most bases both to and from base10, as needed.

NOTE: For some reason, buffer seems to return blank unless it's printed
prior to being returned. Makes absolutely no sense, but seems to be the
case. No idea why.

Also add a bunch of other jumbled code as I struggle to figure out how C works

Aquiring user input is now 100 times easier. Woah.