Add Cel File layering #61
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The Cel File path version is meant to be temporary, so its removal should trigger errors.
The function is longer-winded and creates a somewhat circle dependency on the source files.
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These changes add functions to split the management of Cel Files that are typically used throughout the draw parts of the program.
New Cel File paths have been specified, but are inactive. These new paths are intended to give more flexibility to mod authors in providing Cel File assets. The new paths are intended to remove the hardcoded quirks of the existing draw code, which should simplify the arrangement of Cel File assets. This will aid with #52.
Some parts are intended to be removed at a later time, but for now, implements a check to allow for removal of the legacy code and transition to the new Cel File paths. The program is confirmed to behave the same as previously.
The changes also port more code to C89, as part of #50.