Use CMake variables for shared/static library suffixes #119
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I noticed this while adding Redis support to the storage framework branch. We can't hardcode
.so/.afor all platforms because on Windows it's.dll/.liband on macOS shared libraries are.dylib. Use CMake variables to make these checks platform-independent.