[CMake] Include GNUInstallDirs #4996
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Just double check: it's okay to set it for all platforms (not just windows right?)
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Yep! Linux tests + toolchain builds pass with this change too - I suspect this would have also led to an issue on Linux with plutil not being installed since it too would be installed into the runtime directory, so it's likely not only safe but necessary there too
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The GNUInstallDirs module sets
CMAKE_INSTALL_BINDIRwhich is used on Windows as the destination for installed.dllfiles. This addresses issues that I saw when building a Windows toolchain where the.dllfiles were not installed into the toolchain previously, but with this change are correctly installed into the bin directory.