Export callback globals on Windows#3087
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On Windows, global variables like mju_user_* and mjcb_* must be explicitly exported with __declspec(dllexport) in their definitions to be included in the import library (.lib). This change adds the MJAPI macro to these definitions, fixing linkage errors in non-MSVC environments (like Rust or MinGW). Fixes google-deepmind#3060
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This Pull Request fixes linkage issues on Windows where global callback variables were not being correctly exported in the MuJoCo DLL.
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This ensures these symbols are included in the .lib import library, allowing them to be used by researchers using Rust or other non-MSVC toolchains on Windows.
Fixes #3060