Add the possibility of having user-defined modules (not only plugins for existing modules)#241
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With this patch you can put a custom module in $HOME/.config/binwalk/modules.
A minimal module would probably define TITLE, CLI, KWARGS, init, and run.
I made this patch because I am working on a CPU recognition technique based on statistical analysis. The current plugin system is not suited for a completely new type of analysis.