Migrate 3rd party tools to submodules - #52
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Motivation
I was trying to establish what version of the upstream libraries were in play, and it wasn't trivial.By moving to a submodule system, the delineation between open Timer code, and dependencies becomes much clearer. It also make changes much more likely to be up streamed, benefiting the original project. As an example, changes had been made to the Parser-SPEF code locally which had not been up-streamed.
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Further work.
The licenses files list cpp-prompt and tapin-sdc dependencies. I don't know of a git based source for either of these.