Use binary sources for CI - #71
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- vcpkg on Windows/macOS - Ubuntu packages on Ubuntu
It should be fine but there's some strange issue on focal with clang and RelWithDebInfo...
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Another significant difference (so-far) is that the CI is not building Python bindings on Windows or macOS. I will look into it next week.
I will also consider similar PRs in our other dependencies, I've started with this one because it's complex enough to yield very significant gains and show potential issues (e.g. I had some troubles to get a decent vcpkg port of eigen-qld on Windows)
Note: our vcpkg fork already has some mc_rtc port with some work left to better handle the debug/release co-existing installations