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Load i18n dynamically depending on the os and Locale base dir #219
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…libc should be used and for Windows libintl-8.dll and for macOS libintl.8.dylib. Made it possible to set a base locale dir for where the localizer shoudl look.
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Make Mono.Addin load i18n dynamically depending on the OS. For Linux "libc.so" should be used
and for Windows "libintl-8.dll" and for macOS "libintl.8.dylib"
Made it possible to set a base locale dir for where the localizer should look. Use MONO_ADDINS_BASE_LOCALE_DIR