Add the ability to install the library for use in other CMake projects #8
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To install header and library files.
* Add URL_INSTALL option to control the generation of the install target
* Rename library target to "upa_url"
* Use ${upa_url_lib} variable for library target name
Now, to find the library from a CMake project, use: `find_package(upa)` To link to the library, use: `target_link_libraries(exe-target upa::url)`
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The library can now be installed by executing the command:
cmake --install <build dir>Then it can be used from a CMake project by including: