CMake build changes source folders and then stages those changes in git

[johnnonweiler]

In some circumstances, the cmake build will do a git submodule add https://github.com/pybind/pybind11 in the src/python folder. (See src/python/CMakeLists.txt)

I would expect the cmake build to normally only change files in the build folder (and not to stage changes in git).

[makeclean]

Concurrent with this it would be good to have a flag that should allow or disallow continuation if no metadata is found

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[qingfengxia]

if pybind11 is not found, it will download somehow.

I will change this soon later, by just git clone download to somewhere like third-party folder,