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Include Boost as CMake subproject #6510

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@Pansysk75 Pansysk75 commented Jun 17, 2024

Draft PR for properly fetching and installing boost as a CMake subproject.
Still needs fixes, but I paused working on it since we need boostorg/cmake#65 to move forward with this approach.

Can also move to using find_package Config mode, since Module mode (using Find<PackageName>.cmake) is being deprecated for Boost.

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