Fix/linux native crash#10
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Description
Fixes a critical runtime crash (
System.DllNotFoundException) on Linux systems when running self-contained builds.The Problem
When
PublishSingleFilewas set totrue, native C/C++ engine dependencies (libSkiaSharp.so,libe_sqlite3.so, andlibHarfBuzzSharp.so) remained trapped inside the compressed extraction layer. This prevented the Avalonia hardware renderer, SQLite database provider, and HarfBuzz text shaper from loading properly at runtime.The Solution
PublishSingleFiletofalseto transition production builds to a portable directory distribution layout.<IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfContained>true</IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfContained>to guarantee that all runtime-critical native shared objects are packaged cleanly side-by-side with the executable.Verification
Validated on Arch Linux (Kernel 7.0.3-arch1-1) / .NET 10.0 runtime env). Hardware detection completes, font rendering shapes flawlessly via HarfBuzz, and the app initializes smoothly without requiring manual system library linking.
Proposal
Now that native file linking works flawlessly using the portable directory architecture layout, we can safely expand into automated Linux release engineering using standard GitHub release tarballs or Flathub integration targets.