Compilation dependency tracking enabled for organizer, hook, bsaExtractor, shared

 Previously, qmake did not detect when code was changed in the static libraries
 So for example, changing code in shared/*.cpp and then Build, would not cause
  a re-link and re-deploy of ModOrganizer.exe.
 This has been fixed by adding PRE_TARGETDEPS references to each project that
  depend on static libraries provided by other sub-projects.
 These checks are conditional on debug|release, to point to the correct lib.

 List of currently configured static library dependency checks -
  organizer - mo_shared.lib, bsatk.lib
  hookdll - mo_shared.lib, bsatk.lib
  shared - bsatk.lib
  bsaExtractor - bsatk.lib

 I have tested to confirm that changing a shared file results in re-linking and
  re-deplomyent of both ModOrganizer.exe and hook.dll.

 Note that dependencies have not been configured for DLLs, as these are
  loaded dynamically and so recompilation is not required.
  But there could be an argument for configuring DLLs as dependencies too -
   as if you make a change in DLL code, you might want all clients of the DLL to
    be recompiled to check that they have not been broken by the changes?
  The downside of that would be extra re-compilation every time.

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