Add code to allow for verbose fetchcontent. #113
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By default,
FETCHCONTENT_QUIETis set toTRUE. With good bandwidth, the underlying git actions invoked when runningcmaketo configuremusicaare transparent. When on very slow internet, however, thecmake [srcdir]step can take nearly 10 minutes due to the size of the dependency downloads.Setting
FETCHCONTENT_QUIET=FALSEwill insert status lines into the cmake-generated output, but by default it does not show thegitstatus re: download. This PR results in more verbose output when-DFETCHCONTENT_QUIET=FALSEis passed tocmakeat configure time.