[CMake] Multi-Config: Avoid creating configuration-related folders for the python packages when building#581
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It was already the case for MSVC but XCode is Multi-Configuration too.
So for XCode, it was creating annoying folder in sites-packages directories in the build folder, effectively cancelling the feat. to use the python packages directly from the build dir. It is quite a burden if you want to launch the xcode debugger.
And adding the LIBRARY_* stuff because Unix (so macos) uses LIBRARY_* for its dylib (whereas Windows uses RUNTIME_* for its .dll)