add a bindings project for C# nuget #280
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Add a structure for publishing NuGet packages for the C# bindings.
Supported platforms:
The NuGet package contains compiles binaries for these platforms in the
runtimesfolder.These binaries are created in a new github workflow. They are gitignored, because there's no need to check in these binaries. The workflow creates a NuGet package and archives that as a build artifact.
Currently publishing the package to NuGet should be done manually to make sure we don't publish invalid packages. A next step could be to create some compilation / integration tests for each platform.
Windows x86 and arm are not included yet. We can probably trivially add those by compiling the SDK on a Windows box for the
aarch64-pc-windows-msvcandi686-pc-windows-msvc.Also ios and android are not included yet.
For the next steps, here's a reference to Microsoft's RID catalog, where you can find the runtime identifiers.