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Add compiled SDL to installed artifacts #149
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This would allow users of the package to access the compiled SDL lib directly by calling
sdl3.artifact("SDL3")in theirbuild.zig, allowing them to use unimplemented extensions or link it with external libraries that depend on SDL.Resolves #134
I'm a bit unfamiliar with the zig build system, but this did allow me to link with the library in my toy project. There may be a better way to do this out there