Trim LF from EmscriptenVersion and EmscriptenRevision variables #1534
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Thanks to #393 , it is now possible to reference EmscriptenVersion from csproj and similar files.
This allows referencing the appropriate wasm file for the runtime version within a nuget package.
e.g. https://github.com/yamachu/SharpOpenJTalk/blob/d98afa9f11f9c780f63750ae1ba7c31d9e21097c/library/lang/nuget/SharpOpenJTalk.Lang.props#L10
However, since a line feed (LF, 0x0a) character exists at the end of the file, the variable becomes difficult to use unless
Trimis applied.Therefore, I have modified the code to trim the variable at the point where it is defined, making it more intuitive and easier for users to handle.