Makefile: use pkg-config for library detection#4
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On distros like Gentoo, mupdf may be built with some slightly
different available libraries. For example, my system doesn't have
the mupdf-third library (I believe it gets rolled into libmupdf.so).
The pkg-config files are set to handle this, though, so I believe
this patch should allow building on such systems without inconveniencing
others.