Move CostExporter.csproj export path to \bin\Release\ to prevent unnecessary User folder being made #2504
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Clayell
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While CostExporter does not need to be built usually, there is no need for its .csproj to lead to a custom Users folder (I think its NK's?) if someone builds it by accident.
Let me know if the output path should be set to something other than \bin\Release, I just set it to that to get it out of the way. (and so KSP wouldn't try to load its dll if it was built by mistake)