WinML custom operator header is missing from nuget package.#4083
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WinML custom operator header is missing from nuget package.#4083
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Issue: WinML custom operator header is missing from nuget package, forcing customers of the nuget package to have to manually download the missing MLOperatorAuthor.h header in order to implement their custom operators.
Fix: Add MLOperatorAuthor.h header to the package.