Add mention of available Ubuntu and Arch Linux packages + add BUILD_TESTING to the list of CMake options #221
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Hi, today I was updating the AUR package and I noticed that tests were always being built and there is no option to disable them. I have never used CTest so when I looked at the root CMakeLists.txt file, i thought there was a mistake and I wanted to add something like a
SAIL_BUILD_TESTSoption. Thankfully I checked closed PRs and saw a pull request that tried to do the same thing.I know that the option is probably not listed in the CMake options overview in
BUILDING.md, because it's a built-in CMake option and not specific to this project, however I still think it's worth mentioning.I also listed available Ubuntu and AUR packages of this project. I also checked Debian, Fedora and NixOS repositories, but could not find any related packages there.