Minor cmake refactor - #172
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find_package(libvterm REQUIRED) and target_link_libraries(target PRIVATE libvterm::vterm-static)
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Hey I've been using this in a pet project of mine,
I was strugglling with installing/including it nicely in another cmake project so:
I've updated it so that the libraries can easily be acquired with find_package() using the cmake installation's default paths
It works on macOS with ncurses installed via homebrew.
I'm yet to test it out on linux/BSD/Windows, however the previous packaging system was left unchanged, so it shouldn't be any less portable.
I also put the demo into it's own CMakeLists.txt, as it felt right.