Fix build with CMake 4 #45
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Bump minimum required version of CMake to 3.10.
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Hi!
CMake 4, released half a year ago, has dropped compatibility with versions older than 3.5.
This patch bumps the minimal required version of CMake to 3.10 (note: I’ve also tested it with a value of 4.1.2, the latest available CMake release, and it builds ok as well without changes).
I've set it to 3.10 as a middle ground, so it doesn’t get deprecated as soon as 3.5 will be, and yet doesn’t impose a too new CMake release to build (if you are running Debian 13, for example).
This issue has come up recently on nixpkgs, where a migration to CMake 4 is underway. See NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/445447 for reference.
Hope that it helps, and congrats for the project!