Fix: Auto-fetch zlib to fix Windows build failures #68
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LucasBoTang
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Compile option -fPIC is not supported on Windows.
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Fixes #66
This PR updates
CMakeLists.txtto automatically download and compile zlib (viaFetchContent) if it is not found on the system.Key changes:
find_package(ZLIB REQUIRED)with a fallback logic.zlibis missing (common on Windows), it fetches sources from GitHub and links statically.Hi @LucasBoTang . Can you check if it resolves the failure on Windows?