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Now that we can build the Swift content as a library, we can do export targets. This enables us to have CMake determine more information about the target, track dependencies across projects, and manage the flags across the trees without the special variables to specify the source and build trees.
Make BlocksRuntime public rather than private since the public headers reference `Blocks.h` making the users dependent on BlocksRuntime, requiring the explicit link. This also enables the use of the export targets to automatically setup the include paths for users.
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build: add exports targets Signed-off-by: Rokhini Prabhu <rokhinip@apple.com>
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Now that we can build the Swift content as a library, we can do export
targets. This enables us to have CMake determine more information about
the target, track dependencies across projects, and manage the flags
across the trees without the special variables to specify the source and
build trees.