changes how import/export of prebuilts functions#86
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When importing and exporting prebuilts, the application would create a new key in the prebuilt called `filename`. This change effectively gets rid of that need and now just uses the `data` key. When the prebuilt as exported with `--expand`, the `data` key will now be prefaces with `@` to denote the data is in an external file which is consistent with the rest of the application.
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When importing and exporting prebuilts, the application would create a
new key in the prebuilt called
filename. This change effectivelygets rid of that need and now just uses the
datakey. When theprebuilt as exported with
--expand, thedatakey will now beprefaces with
@to denote the data is in an external file which isconsistent with the rest of the application.