windows-gnu: Adhere to MinGW convention for object file extension #1
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Added the `objFileExt()` function to Target, streamlining access to target-specific data in a manner consistent with other convenience functions.
…for enhanced flexibility
….dll` Aligns with other compilers' behavior.
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