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Sam Habiel authored
We found out that in Octo, we have a convention where the M mode code is in the current binary directory (not in the M folder), whereas the utf8 mode code is in the utf8 folder. So we are removing the M folder to avoid having to change the scripts that Octo has. This also matches more or less how YottaDB works, where M mode code is in the root folder, and utf8 code is in the utf8 folder. I also took the opportunity to add the function `install_ydb_sources()` which does what it says. It's technically useless (as the source code is not used at runtime), but we have a convention right now of installing the useless source code. These changes will necessitate a small change in the YDBPosix repo because the tests need to run after build time, and the location of the M mode .so file will be different. README was also updated with an advanced section for using a local copy of this repository and debugging information.