Added support for multiplatform shared lib symbol export/import.#11
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Currently when shared libraries are built on Windows, symbols are not exported by the compiler by default resulting in empty DLL files with no additional linkage artefacts, preventing its use in established codebases.
This change implements a set of macros to correctly mark classes with the required decorators ensuring all intended objects are exported from the built library correctly.