Brad King f85405f551 Add reStructuredText (RST) documentation formatter
Temporarily add a RST formatter to convert builtin documentation to .rst
source files.  This will be removed shortly after we use it to convert
documentation.

Teach the RST formatter to:

* Output preformatted blocks as reStructuredText "::" literal blocks.

* Output option lists as bullet lists with option names enclosed in
  reStructuredText ``literal`` quoting.

* Output individual documentation objects (commands, variables, etc.)
  in separate .rst files organized in directories by type.

Replace references to cmVersion::GetCMakeVersion() in builtin
documentation with the literal placeholder "|release|" that will be
defined as a substitution later.
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Description
My patches to CMake
Readme 53 MiB
Languages
C 42.4%
C++ 30.2%
CMake 14.3%
PostScript 5.3%
reStructuredText 4%
Other 3.4%