flutter create --template plugin_ffi --platform=windows + flutter build windows --release requires manually copying system dlls.

This is rather undesirable.

We should investigate how to allow opening system dlls from the sandbox.

The flutter create --template=ffi_plugin --platform=windows does work in the sandbox?

So I created a plugin using this command, cd to the example folder, ran flutter build windows --release, and then copied the Release folder that contains the executable into the sandbox, and see for yourself that it complains first about system32 dlls:

Now I will copy the dlls and run the app again:

Originally posted by @Haidar0096 in #114641 (comment)