CMake: Enable CMAKE_OPTIMIZE_DEPENDENCIES by default
Ever since #107858 landed builds of a single library from a clean state were significant heavier than they used to the since the full dependency chain is being build. While this is desired behavior since some projects emit artefacts (like bf_dna's dna_type_offsets.h) for others given we are building static libraries that don't actually get linked until the very end this is unneeded. CMake offers a flag here to optimize this called CMAKE_OPTIMIZE_DEPENDENCIES. See the CMake docs for details what this exactly does. This diff changes the default for CMAKE_OPTIMIZE_DEPENDENCIES from Off to On for all CMake versions that support it. If people desire to do so, this flag can still be changed though CMakeCache.txt Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/109672
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if(${CMAKE_VERSION} VERSION_GREATER_EQUAL "3.19")
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# This changes the default value from Off to On, but will still allow people to manually change
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# this setting through their CMakeCache.txt if they desire to do so.
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set(CMAKE_OPTIMIZE_DEPENDENCIES ON CACHE INTERNAL "")
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endif()
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# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# Declare Options
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