cmake with autotest#350
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Cmake with autotest
Change how the libdap4 cmake build runs the integration tests (aka. the autotool/autotest tests).
The first try at adding a cmake build for ported the tests used a bunch or Python code. It was complicated and really hard to use when a test failed. I have changed to a hybrid approach where cmake is used for the build and sets up ctest to run the unit tests. However, the new approach uses autoconf to set up the autotest tests and builds the tests using the original *.at files. Ctest is then used to run those. But since the shell scripts can be run themselves, it should be easier to use the tests when the code is broken. For example, we can use the --baselines=yes option to the scripts to build baselines for tests.
This change also removes ~1,000 lines of code.