Fix library verification when installing from git repo or zip file #1466
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When installing a library from a git repository or from a zip file the verification step strictly requires the library to contain an header file with the same name as the repository URL or as the root directory contained in the zip file.
This verification is too strict and doesn't respect the official library specifications, so often valid libraries are rejected.
The verification step is now less strict and reflect the library specification closely.
titled accordingly?
Nope.
Fix #1306.
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