NuGet: Add target files to Linux and macOS for Mono support #153
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Right now there is
bblanchon.PDFium.Win32.targetsto copypdfium.dllinto the output directory for older .NET Framework projects. This was done for Windows only.However, there is Mono for Windows, Linux and macOS. So there is a need to copy
libpdfium.soandlibpdfium.dylibinto the output as well.Please note that .NET (Core) does not need these target files because it deals with native libs itself.
This PR also adds
pdfium-linux-musl-arm64/lib/libpdfium.soto the NuGet packages (it containedlinux-musl-x64andlinux-musl-x86so far).