[NEW PORT] comms/iceoryx: True zero-copy inter-process communication

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Summary

Iceoryx is an inter-process-communication (IPC) middleware. It has its origins
in the automotive industry, where large amounts of data have to be transferred
between different processes when it comes to driver assistance or automated
driving systems. However, the efficient communication mechanisms can also be
applied to a wider range of use cases, e.g. in the field of robotics or game
development. Iceoryx uses a true zero-copy, shared memory approach that allows
to transfer data from publishers to subscribers without a single copy. This
ensures data transmissions with constant latency, regardless of the size of the
payload.

WWW: https://iceoryx.io/

Add comms/iceoryx port, which is a dependency for https://cyclonedds.io/

Test Plan

• portlint: OK
• testport: amd64, 13.1-RELEASE tested

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comms/iceoryx/pkg-plist

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I suspect, that makeplist did wrong there. The %%CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE%% should be replaced with plain release.

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• Updated the pkg-plist to fix the release-notes directory.
• Removed the doxygen build from the DOCS option because it is a separate build in the upstream CMake setup

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Remove the testing stuff, because upstream always downloads googleetst and patches it.

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I think, the EXAMPLES option should be removed and the corresponding CMake option be turned off unconditionally. Since iceoryx is a header-only library, the example for it should be a source code that makes use of its API. However, the EXAMPLES CMake option actually builds all the examples and installs them. I doubt user will ever need to have all these example programs installed under bin/.

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• Removed examples
• Fixed example config, which got lost in the last update
• Fixed extra docs dirs

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fixed the release names

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There was a little mistake in the plist (%%PORTDOCS% instead of %%PORTDOCS%%), which I fixed along the way.

Thanks for your contribution!