Fill out platformName extension point for other platforms#1013
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Inert until used, but gets it into place. Android, Linux, and FreeBSD in particular are relevant to begin testing with since all of those are Swift SDK based or have Swift SDK variations.
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Inert until used, but gets it into place. Android, Linux, and FreeBSD in particular are relevant to begin testing with since all of those are Swift SDK based or have Swift SDK variations.
Based on my comments in #966 (comment).