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Windows does not allow the manifest file inside to be a symlink for some
(probably security) reasons.
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'\t', '\r', and '\n'
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Note that this is achieved by using the
PKGCONF_PKG_PKGF_DONT_MERGE_SPECIAL_FRAGMENTS that we invented in the
libpkgconf library.
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Passing it as foo.lib triggers some (brain-dead) fragmentation logic in
libpkgconf. Also, a C library built with MSVC can be used in MinGW (and
vice versa) and so this is also a step in supporting that.
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This makes sure we get different targets for different toolchains.
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