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Added ability for html5 target to handle #LIBS#71
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Added the ability for monkey to handle #LIB in html5 target.
Each #LIB will get added in the head as a html script tag.
If the #LIB starts with http:// or https:// then the string will be blindly placed in the src="" attrib.
If a file exists for the give #LIB then this is copied into the build folder and the resulting path is put into the src="" attrib.
If the file doesn't exist then the #LIB path is blindly put into src="" attrib and assumed user will manually handle the import.