Add a simple ifc tool driver command - #59
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This macro is usually defined by CMake, but the presets are overriding `CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS`
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This PR adds a simple interface tool
ifcto drive extension commands that operate on IFC files. The typical usage is:where subcmd is an IFC tool subcommand. The subcommand can be a built-in
ifcsubcommand, or an external extension subcommand (any executable found in yourPATHenvironment variable). The external subcommand must be an executable namedifc-subcmd. Only theversionsubcommand is supported in this PR. More may be added in the future.