Add CMake build + portability + tests - #16
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I've added CMake build. Recently did this for a personal project I depend on ExCrypt for so I've cleaned it up to be PR ready :)
I've fixed all the portability issues compiling on GNU toolchains. I've upgraded the VS2019 .sln with my changes to check it hasn't broken the build there on VS2022 and VS2026
I also added some test cases for SHA1, AES, RC4 - the main crypto aside from the asymmetric stuff used in the 360
I do have another branch with github workflows, but I will raise that separately