Added CMake presets for Boost, AWS SDK C++ and main application

[percona-ysorokin]

All 3 projects now have the following CMake presets

• 'debug_gcc13' - Debug configuration for GCC 13 toolset
• 'release_gcc13' - RelWithDebInfo configuration for GCC 13 toolset
• 'asan_gcc13' - Debug configuration with Address Sanitizer enabled for GCC 13 toolset
• 'debug_clang17' - Debug configuration for Clang 17 toolset
• 'release_clang17' - RelWithDebInfo configuration for Clang 17 toolset
• 'asan_clang17' - Debug configuration with Address Sanitizer enabled for Clang 17 toolset

For each project ('boost', 'aws-sdk-cpp' and 'percona-binlog-server') you can now enter its source directory
cd <project_name>
and run
cmake . --preset <preset_name>
and a new directory
<project_name>-build-<preset_name> will appear alongside <project_name> After that, in order to build, you can run
cmake --build <project_name>-build-<preset_name> --parallel And finally, to install it you can run
cmake --install <project_name>-build-<preset_name>

CMakePresets.json for the main project is put into the root of the source tree, alongside CMakeLists.txt. For Boost and AWS SDK C++ the files are put into the 'extra/cmake_presets' directory under corresponding subdirectories. Before starting configuring Boost / AWS SDK C++ these files need to be copied / symlinked into the roots of those project source trees.

Significantly reworked GitHub Actions .yml file.

• In order to keep build options in one place, GitHub Actions now also use CMake presets.
• Fetching main project's source code is now performed before building dependency libraries. It is necessary because we need to have access to the dependency libraries CMakePresets.json files earlier.
• Added "Info CMake" action that prints CMake version

Changed the way how we instruct main application to look for Boost libraries during the configuration stage. Instead of specifying 'Boost_ROOT', we now use 'CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH' to specify a path where CMake can find 'BoostConfig.cmake'. This helps to avoid some CMake warnings generated in newer (>=3.30.0) versions of cmake.

Updated build instructions in README.md to reflect CMake presets changes.