Add CODEGEN keyword to add_custom_command() if supported - #18
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If using CMake 3.31 or later, add_custom_command() supports a CODEGEN keyword. It requires policy CMP0171 to be set to NEW to be recognized. Add the CODEGEN keyword to these calls if we can so that consumers can build the `codegen` CMake target to ensure code generation has been performed without having to actually compile the generated code. This is useful for linting CI jobs like clang-tidy.
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Migrated from vector-of-bool/cmrc PR #57 by @craigscott-crascit
If using CMake 3.31 or later, add_custom_command() supports a CODEGEN
keyword. It requires policy CMP0171 to be set to NEW to be recognized.
Add the CODEGEN keyword to these calls if we can so that consumers can
build the
codegenCMake target to ensure code generation has beenperformed without having to actually compile the generated code.
This is useful for linting CI jobs like clang-tidy.