CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR is probably not what you want
Create: February 17, 2022
Today is the nth time I got bitten by CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR, so I will write it here.
In short, there are two predefined variables in CMake: CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR and PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR.
CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR refers to the top-level source directory that contains a CMakeLists.txt,
while PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR refers to the source directory of the most recent project() command.
They are often the same, but a common workflow when using CMake is to use add_subdirectory to add libraries.
And in that case, any CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR in that inner library will refer to the outer project's root rather than the library's own root directory!
This behavior is wrong in the majority of cases, and thus we should use PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR instead.