meson: use install_subdir #79
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Description
minpackis the mainmesonproject, usinginstall-mod.pyto install the*.mod file,meson installwill be expected.minpackis amesonsubprojects project, installing the*.modfile usinginstall-mod.pywill have an unexpected effect.The solution is to use
meson'sinstall_subdir, which I have used in several of my own projects and it meets all the requirements for a normal*.modinstall.