Separate yparser

This is one of the approaches we can take to fix the symbols loop between libknot and libknot-int.

This will work only in case that neither libknot nor libknot-int will use symbols from libknot-yparser.

Other options include depending on intended usage of yparser:

1. move yparser to libknot
2. merge libknot and libknot-int (but only expose libknot in default headers, e.g. #include <libknot.h> vs #include <libknot-int.h>). This will also need strict GCC Visibility definitions for symbols in libknot-int, so we don't have to bump SOVERSION often
3. move knot_dname as dname_* to libknot-int, but export them as knot_dname_* from libknot + use dname_* in yparser

O.

Added 1 new commit:

• 31aa9abd - Add pkg-config for libknot-yparser library

Added 4 new commits:

• a1ca3332 - Add src/libknot-yparser.pc to gitignore
• 7ebd6089 - Add missing {CPP,LD}FLAGS for libknot-yparser.la
• cb7e0229 - Link tests with libknot-yparser.la
• e15a4cd1 - Set correct visibility on yp_* symbols from libknot-yparser.la library

Added 1 new commit:

• a7399911 - Set correct visibility on yp_* symbols from libknot-yparser.la library

Added 5 new commits:

• b9c98746 - Move knot_map_errno_internal to libknot-int
• 0024dc87 - Move yparser from libknot/internal/ to libknot/
• 1cb24811 - Cleanup libknot/errcode.h vs libknot/internal/errcode.h usage in the rest of the code
• d2b5d25a - Finish unlooping of libknot-int
• 60379186 - Don't overwrite --{enable,disable}-fastparser values given by user

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