Use PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR for cmake include_directories #471
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The current usage of the CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR variable causes build breaks
when compiling zlib in a subdirectory of the CMake tree. Instead of
using CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR, we can use PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR to represent the
root directory of where the ZLIB cmake project was declared.
Note, this removes the need to special case include directories for
MSVC.