My application crash in GraphicsDevice class, LoadBuiltins() doesn't find contents files .
How to add them to ResourceUtility ?

	private void LoadBuiltins()
	{
		// built-in effects
		let blitBytes = ResourceUtility.ReadAllBytes("./Content/Shaders/blit.fxo");

Right now binaries and project configs for 32 and 64 bit Windows builds are already provided, but anything else (Linux, Mac, etc) requires some extra legwork from end users not only having to compile FNA3D, SoLoud, and get SDL2 binaries, but also having to configure the project too. Would be nice if I can find a way to get these other binaries compiled and provided along with the right project configs.

I don't currently have access to a Linux machine, though I've been thinking of snagging a LattePanda as a home build server so that might be a good candidate for making Linux builds. Mac, I think I'll need some outside help with making builds. Don't exactly have the funds for a Mac right now.

Other platforms should be investigated too (Android & iOS), but I don't think Beef directly supports them from the IDE yet so likely a low priority.

Effect.SetMatrix4x4 currently does not check if it's assigning to a row major or a column major matrix property - and it really should, because I just lost an entire day to realizing that I was passing row-major matrices to a shader that expected column-major.

I should add a Transpose function to Matrix4x4 and then have Effect.SetMatrix4x4 automatically apply the transpose if it's assigning to a column major matrix property, so users don't have to worry about this detail.

At some point, it would be nice if BNA automatically copied any built-in effects it needed directly into a game project's Content folder as a post-build step, and additionally if as part of the Getting Started guide a post-build step was added to have the game automatically copy the entire Content folder from the project folder into the output build path.

Currently blocked on CopyToDependents hard-crashing the IDE when given a folder path to copy (need to gather crash log and send to Beefy so they can investigate)