Added Ignorance for Assemblies and Assets in External Folder #20
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Made a few changes to ExportStep.cs GetContent class
Modified the GetAssets function to ignore paths containing "/External/"
Also modified GetAssemblies function to generate a list of assembly names to ignore. Set it up so the filter checks for ignored assemblies for both assetsDirectory and assemblyDirectory, but IsModAssembly is only used to check the assemblyDirectory, like before.
Did a few tests and it seems to work, not including assets or assemblies in /External/.