Add CMake file to sort targets into folders#1383
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Make it easier on the eye for users on Visual Studio/Xcode:
How it works is the user just needs to call
set_igl_targets()after including libigl in their CMake script. The function is called by default if libigl is a toplevel project, and users will need to call it manually if they want to configure this while including libigl in another project.I've also added header files to the GLOB pattern so that it shows in Visual Studio.
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