CMake: make utf8proc, PCRE2, zlib and expat private dependencies #4937
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In the unbundled build, utf8proc, PCRE2, zlib and expat were all included as part of the CMake link interface, and therefore the CMake config file required find_dependency() calls for each. These libraries are internal implementation details of Poco and are not exposed in any public API. Therefore, we can make them private dependencies and avoid the find_dependency() calls and their associated find scripts.
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In the unbundled build, utf8proc, PCRE2, zlib and expat were all included as part of the CMake link interface, and therefore the CMake config file required
find_dependency()calls for each.These libraries are internal implementation details of Poco and are not exposed in any public API (as of #4724). Therefore, we can make them private dependencies and avoid the find_dependency() calls and their associated find scripts.