cmake: Add missing keyword for TARGET form of add_custom_command.
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The `TARGET` form of `add_custom_command` requires a keyword that defines the target build order. Newer versions of CMake (version 3.31 or later) warn if that keyword is missing. See: https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/policy/CMP0175.html#policy:CMP0175 Add the keyword `POST_BUILD` that prior versions of CMake assumed by default.
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The
TARGETform ofadd_custom_commandrequires a keyword that defines the target build order. Newer versions of CMake (version 3.31 or later) warn if that keyword is missing. See:https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/policy/CMP0175.html#policy:CMP0175
Add the keyword
POST_BUILDthat prior versions of CMake assumed by default. (That keyword is available since at least CMake 3.0 - the oldest version for which documentation is still hosted on the CMake website.)