added fastx function, which is like sprintf for FASTA & FASTQ #12
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Avoid undefined behaviour when using ctype(3) functions in relex() (possible fix for lh3#11)
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This commit adds the function
fastx, which behaves likesprintffor FASTA/FASTQ output. It simplifies FASTA/FASTQ output, asfastx($name, $seq)outputs a FASTA entry andfastx($name, $seq, $qual)outputs a FASTQ entry. I chose to make a function likesprintfbecause overloading a print-like function would require changing much more of the basic awk code (to deal with redirection, etc).