build: Install libraries in an arch sub-folder
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This is the proper installation scheme for Swift libraries and prevents having to manually copy them in `build.ps1`.
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@swift-ci please test |
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I tried to implement this years ago, swiftlang/swift#63645, but was told that it was preferred to switch to a whole new triple-named resource directory scheme, so this approach was rejected. Would you and @compnerd be interested in collaborating on switching Swift resource directories to that, ie |
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This is the proper installation scheme for Swift libraries and prevents having to manually copy them in
build.ps1.