Use relative resource paths in PDX root #103
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With relative resource paths, this will make loading PlaydateKit resources require the PlaydateKit prefix which is less likely to collide with users own directory names.
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Adds resource subdirectory preservation so users can organize their subdirectories and take advantage of pdxinfo features to allow marketing resources to be grouped.
Resources are copied with their relative folder structure preserved.
A
Resourcesfolder is required in the package module source and only it's contents are copied.This removes the possibility of copying things like Source Art and documentation to the pdx.
PlaydateKit's
Resources/Core/has been renamed toResources/PlaydateKit/which is less likely to cause collisions with users own resource subdirectory names.The pdxinfo file is always copied to the pdx root no matter what subdirectory it is in.
This PR builds on the ideas in #75 by @YogurtTheHorse