Cleanup macOS debugging files #1779
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VeckoTheGecko
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`basename` is never a collection. It is always a string
dyn_srcs is not used in the codebase as its never defined (also backed up by having no test coverage), leading to several cleanups.
Still need to add tests, and make sure that no other places are saving these debugging files. xref #1637
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.so.dSYM extensionare debugging files creating during C compilation on MacOS systems. This PR checks for them and cleans them up if they exist. This PR also does some refactoring of dead code related toKernel.dyn_srcs.During my debugging in a Jupyter notebook, I did realise some erroneous
.sofiles were left behind sometimes. A bit inconsistent, as these should have been garbage collected. Couldn't recreate in the tests though. Perhaps something to do with the Jupyter notebook environment and how items are garbage collected? Thoughts @erikvansebille ?Fixes #1637