build: use forced loading for FoundationNetworking #2683
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Since FoundationNetworking symbols are lazily resolved at runtime, no symbol references to it are emitted. On PE/COFF targets (i.e. Windows), this will result in FoundationNetworking not being loaded and linked against. Use the force load symbol to ensure that the reference is preserved.
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Since FoundationNetworking symbols are lazily resolved at runtime,
no symbol references to it are emitted. On PE/COFF targets (i.e.
Windows), this will result in FoundationNetworking not being loaded and
linked against. Use the force load symbol to ensure that the reference
is preserved.