transpile: Split off new macros module#1647
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…#1693) - Depends on #1647. - Fixes #190. Makes things look a little nicer. I've tried to be conservative here and only consider literal `0` and `1` this way. No other literals, and no macros either. Unfortunately that includes the `false` and `true` macros found in the `stdbool.h` header. There would need to be some way to detect those and treat them differently from other macros. See also #288.
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No functional changes, just moving more stuff to dedicated modules.