Upgrade libexpat to 2.7.0#1247
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Upgrade JSBSim local copy of libexpat from 2.6.2 to 2.7.0. This new version includes a number of bugs and security fixes (see libexpat changelog for details).
For the record, JSBSim local copy of libexpat is used by the Python wheels from PyPI in order to support systems where libexpat is not installed (i.e Windows).
However, if libexpat is installed on your computer (including the header/dev files), CMake can compile JSBSim, include its Python module, using the global libexpat library as long as the flag
-DSYSTEM_EXPAT=ONis set:> cmake -DSYSTEM_EXPAT=ON [add-other-flags-as-needed] .By default
SYSTEM_EXPATis set toOFFeven if libexpat is installed on your computer:jsbsim/CMakeLists.txt
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