Automatically Create a CSFML NuGet Package#249
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Creating new releases is tedious work, as you need to build for multiple platforms, collect all the builds and then package it up.
With this new GitHub Action, it's all automated. It supports the following platforms:
This PR also includes a commit to enable module selection for CSFML. This helps with build times of the NuGet workflow, as we don't need to build the network module, neither for SFML, nor CSFML.
I've left out automatic publishing to NuGet (for now), as this is a relatively simple step to do once you have the NuGet package and it's hard to tests, as you only want to upload the package for a new release.
To prevent unnecessary wait times (10+min) for our own braches, I've limited the NuGet CI execution to the
2.6.xandmasterbranch.