Added dynamic library support in SPM #1342
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To be able to use SQLite in multiple libraries within the same app bundle, the product now supports dynamic linking
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Extend SQLite to support dynamic linking via SPM
CocoaPods is going to end of life this year so many individuals and companies will fully switch to SPM dependency management. Many of my projects use SQLite and I need to add it as dynamic library. I added in the Package.swift extra product configuration that will enable XCode to compile SQLite as dynamic library (when product does not define it's type explicitly, it is compiled as static lib). As current product configuration stays, users will be able to choose whether they want to add it as static or dynamic library.
Please review it and merge. Thank you for your great job!