Signed-off-by: Andrej Podhradsky <apodhrad@redhat.com>

New option /f:text|json was added.

Signed-off-by: Andrej Podhradsky <apodhrad@redhat.com>

* docs: expanding on 'Excluding Entire Parameters' (The "Dummy Value Technique")

* Docs: changing sub-model example. Adding some wording on randomness and heuristics.

* Fix some C26495 Warnings

* Use direct initialization

* One more C26495 warning

* Upgrade projects to VS2022, bump the ver number.

* Update README to VS2022

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Fixing a "unused variable warning"

Updating version to 3.7.4 so we can cut a new release.

Needed for #86

This commit increases warning level and enables warnings as error on
Linux build. Doing this pointed out several cases of sign mismatches,
variable defintion ordering issues, and unused variables.

This commit increase warning level from `W3` to `W4` on MSVC and sets
warnings as errors. Exclusion is made for a specific warning (C4189).

Using `-pedantic` threw warnings on `g++`. This commit cleans up those
warnings.

This commit adds an option to build using CMake by adding
CMakeLists.txt. CMake builds are consistent with the builds currently
produced.

For Linux build, CPack produces artifacts consistent with the current
RPM specification.

CMake is also added to the CI pipeline in main.yml.

* cli/gcdmodel.cpp: Fix typos in comments.

* cli/gcdmodel.cpp (CGcdData::fixModelAndSubmodelOrder): Fix typos in comments.

* cli: Support "max" as an alias to the maximum value for the order switch.

* cli/cmdline.cpp (parseArg): Understand "all" for the order switch.
(showUsage): Document it.
* cli/gcdmodel.cpp (CGcdData::fixModelAndSubmodelOrder): Ensure the
root model order gets recomputed when "/o:max" was provided as argument.
* cli/model.h (UNDEFINED_ORDER): Redefine as the minimum int value.
(MAXIMUM_ORDER): New constant.
* doc/pict.md: Document it.
* test/arg/.tests: Add test.

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