ci: basic add_subdirectory cmake integration test #447
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This is the first in a series of PRs that adds cmake integration tests to CI.
The purpose of these tests is to validate that a test application can incorporate the LaunchDarkly SDKs via cmake.
The tests are organized by incorporation method. This first test is for
add_subdirectory, which is currently the only supported way of using the SDK.When I add
find_packagesupport, I'll add tests for that here.