Fix target glua PRIVATE => PUBLIC export for add_subdirectory() includes#2
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Fix target glua PRIVATE => PUBLIC export for add_subdirectory() includes#2
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libglua is incorrectly setting its main export target with private include directories as well as libraries, this makes it impossible to use cmake add_subdirectory(glua) to add the project into an existing larger project. This PR fixes this issue.
This issue also fixes some complier errors around incorrect docs in the header files.