An addition to [the feature
PR](https://github.com/JetBrains/skiko/pull/1017) that allows including
ANGLE the same way as Skiko native libraries included:
- unpack it from an additional jar
`org.jetbrains.skiko:skiko-awt-runtime-angle-$target:$version`
- find them in `skiko.library.path` directoty (a system property)
- find them in `java.home`

It reuses the same logic that is used to load `Skiko.dll`.

Currently only Windows supported, the same way as in the original PR.

No CI changes needed, as building of this jar is added as a dependency
for
`publishSkikoJvmRuntimeWindowsX64PublicationToComposeRepoRepository`/`publishSkikoJvmRuntimeWindowsArm64PublicationToComposeRepoRepository`

## Testing

Manually with `skiko.rendering.angle.enabled` true/false on
SkikoAwtSample.

## Release Notes (Skiko)
### Features - Desktop
A new experimental renderer is introduced for Windows. It uses [the
ANGLE library](https://github.com/google/angle) which has proven to be
stable because it is used inside Chromium, compared to the `DIRECT3D`
renderer that has issues on a few machines. Note that `ANGLE` still uses
`DIRECT3D` API under the hood.

1. Add this to the code to enable it:
```
System.setProperty("skiko.rendering.angle.enabled", "true")
```

2. Add the ANGLE library into the dependencies:
  - If you use Gradle:
  ```
  if (System.getProperty("os.name").startsWith("Win")) {

implementation("org.jetbrains.skiko:skiko-awt-runtime-angle-$target:$version")
  }
  ```
- If you set `skiko.library.path`. Extract `libEGL.dll`, `libGLESv2.dll`
from https://github.com/JetBrains/angle-pack/releases into this
directory.

## Release Notes (Compose)
### Features - Desktop
N/A

Until we specify how to match Skiko and Compose versions, or include it
in Compose, it is a Skiko-only experimental feature. Some projects can
include Skiko directly, it should work, but not supported as a Compose
feature.