Library shenanigans

[diniamo]

Vendoring built libraries is already a bad idea, but doing that without allowing the use of external ones just makes Odin near unusable for me. Note that I'm on NixOS, which is most of these are an issue in the first place, but that should still be a supported use case I feel like.

Here is how it went:

1. Raylib program fails to run because xorg libraries are missing (I shouldn't even need xorg libraries since I'm on Wayland, but the transitively vendored glfw is compiled with x11 support only <- one of the problems with vendoring libraries)
2. Try to patch Odin to use the static library provided externally (foreign import "system:raylib") (which I should be able to do without patching) -> the compiler fails with a not found error even though it's clearly in LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
3. Go back to using the vendored library, which works if I provide the libraries, but opens an x11 window (I want Wayland)
4. Go back to patching, and override the dynamic library, which doesn't work because of Nix
5. Override the vendored static library, which also doesn't work for some reason (error while loading shared libraries: libraylib.so.550: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory)

The best solution would be upstreaming a way to use external libraries in all vendored packages, but at least I want to make system imports work.

[diniamo]

Alright, I managed to make it work - but I still think that allowing the use of external libraries should be supported upstream