Add ability to resolve transitive dependencies for native libraries #204
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This provides the ability to hook up direct dependencies to known libraries, and then resolve them to a transitive list. This means that downstream users can say
nativeUtils.useRequiredLibrary(it, 'ntcore_shared'), and it will automatically pull inwpiutil_sharedandwpinet_shared. This make it easer to update things when new libraries are added, or if libraries are broken up into smaller chunks and brought together with a meta-library, as suggested here.I'm not a gradle whiz, so I'm throwing this up as a draft to start a discussion