Add standalone headers tests

[vsoulgard]

close #479

Added standalone compile tests for all public headers as new build target except src.hpp, because it already compiled separetely in other test target.

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[vsoulgard]

Dependencies are linked explicitly without linking with other targets to prevent masking missing includes.

However, it seems that all public headers were already self-contained.

[anarthal]

• I'd make this an executable
• I'd link it to Boost::mysql, so you don't need to repeat any of the include directories or link libraries

[vsoulgard]

Thanks! I truly appreciate your patience and guidance.

But why CMake build should be an executable? I tried to make target OBJECT library previously, but it didn't link against dependencies and STATIC worked just fine.

And in B2 build we just trying to compile all files to see if there's compile errors without building an executable.

[vsoulgard]

CMake build also need to link Boost::pfr, because pfr.hpp includes <boost/pfr/config.hpp>

[anarthal]

Yes you are right about the executable comment, I was a bit picky. Static library should work fine too.

Pfr is supposed to be an optional dependency that you get only if you include that optional header, so it is expected to need the extra link libraries dependency.