Windows: partially restore install config generation#15519
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Windows pack root cmake config script does not support custom layout, it is always assumed to be
$ARCH/$RUNTIME/lib, thus we can not put cmake files for single configuration toOPENCV_LIB_INSTALL_PATH. Partially reverted changes made by #15418, root cmake config mechanism should be updated to support custom cmake files locations.Also added
OPENCV_SKIP_CMAKE_ROOT_CONFIGoption to force flat cmake config layout just like on UNIX systems.