Use LIBS not LDFROM to link against a library #476
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There is a newish test in 02-xsdynamic.t that tries to use LDFROM to link against another extension. The docs for LDFROM make it pretty clear that it is for object files, not libraries. So switch that test to LIBS, which also greatly simplifies the test setup because LIBS already knows about what file extensions to use for dynamic libraries on different platforms, etc.
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There is a newish test in 02-xsdynamic.t that tries to use LDFROM to link against another extension. The docs for LDFROM make it pretty clear that it is for object files, not libraries. So switch that test to LIBS, which also greatly simplifies the test setup because LIBS already knows about what file extensions to use for dynamic libraries on different platforms, etc.