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Split KSPAPIExtensions into two assemblies #13
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… favor of a leaner set of tools focused on fixing Squad's broken tweakables.
… actually changed.
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This PR splits KSPAPIExtensions into two assemblies:
KSPAPIExtensions
A stripped-down version of the original, this contains more-or-less only what is required to run the improved tweakables and the elector.
KSPAPIExtras
Everything else from the original: PartMessages, DuckTyping, etc.
In laboratory tests, this implementation can serve as a drop in for at least some users of KSPAPIExtensions. I tested it with TweakableEverything (internal dev version changing "using KSPAPIEL" to "using KSPAPIExtensions" and ProceduralFairings (current live version). The new KSPAPIExtensions wins the election as anticipated, and ProceduralFairings uses the tweakable code from the new version.