Support for building with sanitizers #149
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This adds a generic CMake file that contains logic to enable common sanitizers for all targets. Since building with any specific sanitizer could require other external environmental setup (certain compiler, compiler version, instrumented standard library, etc.), use of these sanitizers is expected to work only when a compatible environment is set up by an experienced developer who knows what they are doing.
CMake options are added from within the generic CMake file.
Unfortunately, there seems to be an issue with Catch2 and Windows sanitizer support, as tracked here catchorg/Catch2#898 so we can't enable that in CI, but it does compile and run successfully for the individual targets like the library and
dump-peexecutable.