collada-dom: fix build against CMake >= 3.10

[SchweGELBin]

See #445447

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[SigmaSquadron]

Since upstream is controlled by @nim65s, we can probably fix this in the CMake list itself.

[SchweGELBin]

Since upstream is controlled by @nim65s, we can probably fix this in the CMake list itself.

I don't have anything against this.
If he updates the list and pushes a new tag, I can update the package here.
Just ping me and I'll do it.

Until then, this pr is still useful and can be reverted at the next package update.

[SigmaSquadron]

Until then, this pr is still useful and can be reverted at the next package update.

Yes, I'm running a build and will merge if OpenMW compiles successfully.

[SigmaSquadron]

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Commit: e14188e181a307fb130b391c2d6cc3681ddb598a

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x86_64-linux

❌ 3 packages failed to build:

• openmw
• portmod
• portmod.dist

✅ 1 package built:

• collada-dom

[SigmaSquadron]

Looks like pkgs.ois needs the same fix.

[SigmaSquadron]

openscenegraph builds correctly, ois needs more work in #449741.

[nim65s]

On it

[nim65s]

Btw, I did not notice that, because the package I use with collada-dom is currently broken because of #437521
So if anybody feels like merging this that would help me to detect failures earlier 😅

[nim65s]

OK for #449818 :)