Set correct minimum dependency versions #4720
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The minimum dependency versions are outdated and set too low. For the HTTP server, Boost 1.75 is the minimum required version. Furthermore, the most outdated still supported Ubuntu version, 20.04 LTS, ships Boost 1.71, it is pointless to support anything before
fmt8.1.0 is a lot faster than 6.1.2 and also widely available. It has gotten support for formatting time points and named arguments which I intend to useCMake 3.19 is already a requirement for the preset feature that we already use