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.str() methods must be declared as public
   58| /* PRIVATE METHODS */
   59| 
   60| fn (b &Boxx) str(title string, lines []string) string {
                       ^
   61| 	px := repeat(' ', b.config.px)
   62| 

Just importing thecodrr.boxx causes this error

I'm trying to use colorized strings to use different colors inside a box, and those are the results I got:
Code:

Original (Without Colors):

Result (With crayon colorized string):

I'm currently trying to have a title underlined, and this is the result I got:
Code:

Result:

Boxx version: 0.0.3

OS: Linux, Manjaro Linux

Describe the bug:
A clear and concise description of what the bug is.
When boxx is downloaded trying to import it just has v throw the error "boxx not found". When you throw boxx and crayon into the vlib to force it to be found there's several errors.

How to reproduce:
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. download boxx
2. try to import
3. resort to throwing into V's vlib folder
4. try to use

Expected behavior
A pleasant box with cool text in it :)

Error message
/run/media/jd/HDD/VLang/vlib/boxx/boxx.v:56:28: warning: fn f(x, y Type) syntax has been deprecated and will soon be removed. Use fn f(x Type, y Type) instead. You can run v fmt -w "/run/media/jd/HDD/VLang/vlib/boxx/boxx.v" to automatically fix your code.
54 |
55 | // Print the box with the given text & title (optional)
56 | pub fn (b &Boxx) print(text, title string) {
| ^
57 | mut lines := []string{}
58 | if title != '' {
/run/media/jd/HDD/VLang/vlib/boxx/boxx.v:52:9: error: fn boxx.new expects you to return a non reference type boxx.Boxx, but you are returning &boxx.Boxx instead
50 | mut box := boxes[config.typ]
51 | box.config = config
52 | return &box
| ^
53 | }
54 |
/run/media/jd/HDD/VLang/vlib/boxx/utils.v:12:17: error: cannot use string as []byte in argument 1 to strings.Builder.write
10 | mut builder := strings.new_builder(n)
11 | for i := 0; i < n; i++{
12 | builder.write(c)
| ^
13 | }
14 | str := builder.str()