standardize build configurations

Ensure build configurations are consistently propagated through all build steps and output directories follow standardized patterns. This prevents configuration mismatches that can cause deployment issues and makes CI/CD pipelines more reliable.

Key practices:

• Always propagate configuration parameters to native build systems (e.g., CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE)
• Use consistent output directory patterns across all project types
• Ensure native libraries and build artifacts are properly copied to expected locations
• Align MSBuild targets with the same configuration and platform structure

Example from CMake integration:

<Exec Command="cmake -S . -B build -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=binnative -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE='$(Configuration)' &amp;&amp; cmake --build build --target install --config $(Configuration)" />

Example for consistent output directories:

<OutDir>bin\$(PlatformTarget)\$(Configuration)\</OutDir>

This standardization ensures that debug/release configurations are properly handled across the entire build pipeline and that all artifacts end up in predictable locations for packaging and deployment.