Make python installation respect CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX #10827
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The character in question was punctuation protected by #if 0 however my compiler (gcc 12.1.1) did not like this and errored out. It seems like these were some debugging notes in the code.
…INSTALL_PREFIX
${Python_SITEARCH} seems to return an absolute path so it can't
be used to find the install location of python libraries.
Instead the directory is now specified in a manner similar to that
used for cmake versions < 3.12 (which use an older cmake module to
find Python)
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An attempt at addressing issue #10820