Use linux-compatible flag for linking resources#287
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On ubuntu, while attempting to
mint install krzysztofzablocki/Sourcery@2.3.0, it failed with an error that "-h" wasn't a valid flag for ln. This seems to be a difference between macos ln and gnu ln. They both support the common "-n" flag though, which is an alias to "-h" on mac.I have tested this on ubuntu, and it fixes the install. Untested on mac (not in front of one at the moment).
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