[Bug] Enabling Assembly Definitions makes it uncompileable

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Hi,
Having asmdef files by default in Curvy is a subject where I don't have a strong opinion. I "feel" that doing having them by default will create me issues on the long run. I would not be surprised to have a 1 star review from someone not happy by a side effect of the usage of asmdefs Please keep in mind that I have customers ranging from people who know nothing about coding to CTOs of average sized companies. Curvy needs to somehow target all those people.
So that's why I want that only users who know what asmdefs are and why they need them to have them active. For other people, the middle ground is having the Curvy folder by default in the Plugins folder, which avoid recompilation unless the Plugins folder is modified.
But I get that renaming the asmdef.disabled files after each update can be annoying. For this:

• I added a task on my todo list to make asmdefs more easily activable, like having a button to generate them or a package file with asmeds included in the Curvy package
  
• For now, you can just update Curvy without deleting the old version's folder, this way you will keep the asmdef files you had. This is because the update process is a simple package extraction, and can't remove/move files already existing in your project.
  I know, this is against my own advise which is to delete Curvy folders before each update. That advise was there for people who know very little about programming, because when I made an update were I refactored a lot of code, including moving/removing files, I had a lot of complains about Curvy not compiling, since the removed files were still there after the update. You on the other hand seem to know enough about coding, so if I move/remove a file in a future update and you get a compilation error after the update, I believe that you will think about removing the old version's folder and import the new version again.
  

Like I said in the beginning, I don't have a strong opinion on this subject, so feel free to discuss the subject with me.
Have a nice day