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Make the ICU SONAME configurable - #495
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| This project _optionally_ depends on the ICU library for its Search and Replace functionality. | ||
| By default, the project will look for a SONAME without version suffix: | ||
| * Windows: `icuuc.dll` | ||
| * macOS: `libicuuc.dylib` |
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I think macOS only has libicucore, and not uc/i18n... hmm
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I think it also exports all of them as C++ symbols, i.e. with underscore prefix.
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This PR was tested on Ubuntu with:
Search & Replace now works flawlessly. I hope that package maintainers
will be able to make use of this when ingesting future versions of Edit.
Closes #172