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Mitchell Hashimoto f2e299fb46 cmake: add ghostty_vt_add_target() for cross-compilation
Add a ghostty_vt_add_target() CMake function that lets downstream
projects build libghostty-vt for a specific Zig target triple. The
function encapsulates zig discovery, build-type-to-optimize mapping,
the zig build invocation, and output path conventions so consumers
do not need to duplicate any of that logic. It creates named IMPORTED
targets (e.g. ghostty-vt-static-linux-amd64) that work alongside the
existing native ghostty-vt and ghostty-vt-static targets.

The build-type mapping is factored into a shared _GHOSTTY_ZIG_OPT_FLAG
variable used by both the native build and the new function.

The static library targets now propagate c++ as a link dependency on
non-Windows platforms, fixing link failures when consumers use static
linking with the default SIMD-enabled build.

A new example/c-vt-cmake-cross/ demonstrates end-to-end cross-
compilation using zig cc as the C compiler, auto-detecting a cross
target based on the host OS.
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Examples

Standalone projects demonstrating the Ghostty library APIs. The directories starting with c- use the C API and the directories starting with zig- use the Zig API.

Every example can be built and run using zig build and zig build run from within the respective example directory. Even the C API examples use the Zig build system (not the language) to build the project.

Running an Example

cd example/<dir>
zig build run