Automatically add Qt wayland support to Qt executables on Linux #12
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This supersedes the (what I can only assume was a) bodge fix for wayland when using a static build of Qt where the plugin was explicitly imported, because it seems like all one needs to do to add wayland support to an executable is link it to Qt6::WaylandClient, which will cause the plugin to be added and also deployed correctly in shared builds.
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Was already partially implemented, but this does the rest for shared builds.
Sadly I can find no guidance on how this is supposed to be done, surprisingly enough, but this seems to get the job done for both static and shared builds.