Install Catch2 locally in Init.sh so it no longer requires sudo - #189
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make install was writing to the system-wide prefix, prompting for a sudo password on every fresh setup. Install Catch2 into external/Catch2/install instead and point CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH at it so find_package(Catch2) in FlingTests still resolves it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Make catch2 installed locally so you dont need sudo when running init.sh, and ignore its intermediate files.
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Sandboxgame project and get the expected results?FlingTestsuite and ensure that there are no regressions?