Optimization: skip Init() when no library or platform was installed #1663
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has been updated with a migration guide (for breaking changes)This PR introduces an optimization that results in a speed up with no behavior changes.
When installing a library or a platform, Init() is always called regardless of whether something was actually installed.
When installing a library or a platform that is already installed, the call to Init() will be skipped. This results in a time saving and can really make the difference when doing a bulk install of multiple libraries, since Init() is slow.
No breaking change.