Branch for CMake hacking

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Import Boost-CMake work for 1.35.0

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Move new release-branch CMake work into a more permanent place

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Merged to Boost 1.35.0 

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HEADERS parameters for automodularization


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Going to do this a different way.  Don't check in the moved headers, rather modularize-on-demand

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bring directory structure in line with main release branch

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Update more intermodule dependencies in CMake

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tools/build/CMake/BoostCore.cmake:
  - Turn off the Boost-subsetting options (BUILD_BOOST_*, TEST_BOOST_*), which
    are causing trouble and will not be used.
  - Add the MODULARIZED option to boost_library_project, which says that the
    library has been modularized and tested that way. Only MODULARIZED 
    libraries go into the main "modularize" target.

Remove all module.cmake files; we're starting over with the dependencies. 


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Merge changes from the release branch

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