Install documentation under the standard CMake directories #348
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Not all Linux and BSD OSes install user documentation and man pages beneath `/usr/share` - use the standard `CMAKE_INSTALL_DOCDIR` and `CMAKE_INSTALL_MANDIR` variables to decide where they should be installed rather than hardcoding `share/` as the prefix.
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Not all Linux and BSD OSes install user documentation and man pages beneath
/usr/share- use the standardCMAKE_INSTALL_DOCDIRandCMAKE_INSTALL_MANDIRvariables to decide where they should be installed rather than hardcodingshare/as the prefix.