Implement #624: Use shorter hashes with CPM_SOURCE_CACHE #631
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Checks if the contents of a file matches the given input
Uses shorter hashes with CPM_SOURCE_CACHE. Falls back to a longer hash if necessary (ie, if there's a collision with an existing hash). See: cpm-cmake#624
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Some systems have pathname limits (eg, windows). If a project has multiple levels of nested directories, it can be easy to hit those limits, and having a 40-character hash in the pathname contributes to this problem.
Shorter hashes do increase the chance of a collision. This PR implements shorter hashes as follows:
See #624 for more information.