Run cmake-lint on all '*.cmake' and 'CMakeList.txt' files#68
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As was called out in #66, there's a cmake-lint error in the codebase! It turns out that my script for analyzing cmake files was only looking at
*.cmake(to cover the toolchain files), but wasn't looking atCMakeLists.txtfiles (to cover the examples). Whoops. This change updatesanalyze.ps1to lint properly and fixes the one error that exists in theCMakeLists.txtfiles.