Integrate SWON into SwiftPM/CMake#305
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- Specify project languages - Convert Partout into non-external project - Depend on SWON as subdirectory - Update FIXME refs
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This reverts commit 72c624c.
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For Foundation-free JSON encoding. This requires Swift Macros integration in CMake, which is non-trivial, but mostly done in SWON. For the SWONInterface target to work, Partout must be converted from an ExternalProject to a subdirectory. This is a good choice for the CMake configuration, regardless.
For convenience and consistency, convert all vendors to INTERFACE targets rather than relying on manual paths. This is a much more robust layout in CMake.