Use environment libdir instead of hardcoded /lib #76
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fstats is a compiled binary, therefore "archful", and should be installed in the correct lib folder on multiarch systems (e.g. $PREFIX/lib64 on x86_64), not the hardcoded $PREFIX/lib. Installing the other components previously installed directly into $PREFIX/lib does not appear to have any harmful effects so all library paths are changed to use the libdir from the environment.
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fstats is a compiled binary, therefore "archful", and should be installed in the correct lib folder on multiarch systems (e.g. $PREFIX/lib64 on x86_64), not the hardcoded $PREFIX/lib.
Installing the other components previously installed directly into $PREFIX/lib does not appear to have any harmful effects so all library paths are changed to use the libdir from the environment.
This fixes #75.