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I've never made a Postgres extension before, but I looked at a couple tutorials and it looks like all you need for a simple pure-SQL extension is:
I did this, typed "sudo make install" (which copied 2 files to my Postgres extensions folder), then ran "CREATE EXTENSION" in a new database, and all of the Suncalc functions were available to me there, so I guess I did something right.
I know there's some kind of test integration capability for extensions, presumably so it can automatically run the tests and compare the output, but I haven't figured those out yet.