馃摑 Document CMake consumption - #538
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Explain release tags, minimal header installation, and installed or embedded CMake consumption. Assisted-by: GPT-6 Astra via Codex
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Preserve both changelog PR references when integrating current develop. Assisted-by: GPT-6 Astra via Codex
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QDMI already installs a CMake package, but consumers have to infer the minimal installation recipe and release-tag convention from the build files. Add a focused guide for installing the header-only interface, consuming
qdmi::qdmiwithfind_package, and embedding a pinned source release withFetchContent. Link it from the README and documentation home page and include it in Doxygen.The guide distinguishes
v1.3.3release tags from1.3.3CMake versions and explains patch compatibility, compiler requirements, and the separate need for a driver/device implementation. This documents existing behavior; it adds no binary artifacts or API changes. Motivated by openQSE/QFw#52.Validation on Windows with GCC 16.2 and CMake 4.4:
FetchContentwith a local source override, using this checkout (1.3.4-dev).DOT_MULTI_TARGETSconfiguration warning.uvx prek run -aandgit diff --cached --checkpassed after formatting.GPT-6 Astra via Codex drafted the documentation and ran the local checks. Human reviewers retain acceptance decisions and responsibility for reviewing and understanding the AI-assisted changes.
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