Tools: Use non-CMake tool for fixing up OS X bundles #2536
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This imports a tool I wrote for mGBA to prepare OS X app bundles for deployment by recursively importing all of the frameworks and dylibs into the Contents/Frameworks folder. It properly handles symlinks (unlike CMake, thus fixing #8445), and removes a dependency on CMake-specific functionality on the chance that CMake gets dumped.
The script works with either Python 2.7 or 3.1+.