lib: remove FIXME comments #16283
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We can always improve. These comments tend to linger and go misleading or plain wrong over time.
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Extend output filter to pick up backslashes. This makes them pass in CI when run in the vcpkg MSVC job, for example. Also: - cmake: allow TrackMemory, aka `ENABLE_CURLDEBUG` again. Drop FIXME. - cmake: drop stale TODO. - runtests: include the word 'TrackMemory' in the message disabling it. Follow-up to 9f23c8f #14541 Follow-up to 94c596b #16283 Closes #16289
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We can always improve. These comments tend to linger and go misleading or plain wrong over time.