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Runtime and DllMap backport for 1.4#316
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Similar to our Sdk type, but just for runtime.
This is a managed implementation of Mono's DLL mapping support that allows for platform-specific mapping of native libraries and symbols within them. We will use this as a basis for providing better native library loading support for NuGet in .NET Core in particular via AssemblyLoadContext LoadUnmanagedDll(string unmanagedDllName). Unfortunately AssemblyLoadContext does not support symbol mapping, but it is implemented in the DllMap in this commit should the ability be introduced in the future.
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Backport of #305 to 1.4.