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fix: correctly map project target framework#113
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When mapping a target framework from a different project, we would incorrectly default to a
.targetframework dependency. To fix this, we are constructing a map of target names to aProjectNativeTarget– a helper struct that contains the necessary models we need to return aTargetDependency.project.Additionally, we are now reading
buildSettingsof a given target framework to derive thelinkingStatus.