chore: Native decide dynlib - #43
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Add a cdylib output alongside the staticlib so the raw rs_blake3_* FFI symbols can be loaded as a position-independent shared object at runtime. This lets downstream tooling supply the BLAKE3 backend to Lean's native evaluator for native_decide proofs, which are elaborated before any final executable (and thus the usual static link of these symbols) exists.
Expose the shared-library (cdylib) build product as its own target so downstream packages can fetch it directly, rather than reaching into this package's rust/target directory to build and locate it themselves. Used to supply the raw rs_blake3_* symbols to Lean's native evaluator at elaboration time (native_decide).
johnchandlerburnham
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