Revert ae25f79 to restore capability to cmake --install when included as a subproject
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Following the discussion in #3489, this PR reverts commit ae25f79.
This commit introduces a relative path dependency to public header files, which does not hold when fmtlib is included as non-root project in more complex directory tree. At a later point during a call to
cmake --installthis relative path is resolved w.r.t. the path of the root project rather than the fmtlib project, causing a failure.Since this PR does not add anything new, compliance with coding conventions is trivially satisfied. Furthermore, the submitter hereby agrees to fmtlib's license conditions.