OSX "package" script

Autotools building has a target for packaging OSX.
For Synfig-core:

if MACOSX_PKG
package: all pkg-info/macosx/synfig-core.info
	[ -d pkg_root ] && $(RMDIR) pkg_root || true
	make install-strip prefix="`pwd`/pkg_root"
	$(srcdir)/config/package pkg_root pkg-info/macosx/synfig-core.info -r $(srcdir)/pkg-info/macosx/core-resources
endif

For Synfig Studio:

package-osx: all pkg-info/macosx/synfig-studio.info
	[ -d pkg_root ] && $(RMDIR) pkg_root || true
	convert images/installer_logo_osx.png $(srcdir)/pkg-info/macosx/studio-resources/background.tif
	make install prefix="`pwd`/pkg_root"
	$(srcdir)/config/package pkg_root pkg-info/macosx/synfig-studio.info -r $(srcdir)/pkg-info/macosx/studio-resources
if MACOSX_PKG
package: package-osx
endif

Both use synfig-(core|studio)/config/package (virtually identical). Is it still in use/useful?

@KonstantinDmitriev @ice0

Hi! Those lines are from original developers of Synfig. We never used osx build target in autotools, always using custom scripts. SO I think it is okay to remove. :slight_smile: