Adopt CMake 4.4 policies - #581
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Keep CMake 3.16 as the minimum and opt into policies through 4.4. Test the latest CMake release on Linux, Windows, and macOS.
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Summary
The latest-CMake job is intentionally unpinned so new CMake releases act as a compatibility canary. The
...4.4policy ceiling remains explicit, so newer CMake versions do not automatically opt SQLiteCpp into newer policy behavior. Existing CI remains unchanged and continues to cover the runner-provided CMake versions.