- Clean up serverTestDataMatching
  - Fix missing include in test

  - Fix default setting for imported locations (solves #39)
  - Test for imported scalar properties

- was confusing milliseconds and microseconds for the archiver
- was not setting the global time stamp

Since Doocs 20.1 this is thrown if the name of the property exceeds 64
characters

This is a new requirement from ApplicationCore.

Extra space at the end of a property name has been removed in the latest
version of doocs. These tests were modified to work with this change:
- testCSAdapterEqFct
- testDoocsPVFactory

add two more ignores related to eclipse projects.

By default, the timestamp that is attached to a variable is the global time stamp, which is only set updated by update() in the adapter, which is not used otherwise.
The adapter already was setting it for the time stamp that is attached to the variable itself, but not for the time stamp that used for archiving. This has been fixed. Now the time stamps in the Doocs histories are set correctly.

To test it run example2 of ApplicationCore, togehter with the oven_sim simulation and watch Oven.heatingCurrent.HIST

THis is necessary for newer Boost (1.71) which puts the exported targets
in Boost_LIBRARIES. If we export that verbatim it causes link issues on
projects using the config scripts from Make

This reverts commit e7294d81.

This does not exist on xenial yet

find_package is for use inside the *Config.cmake files

To add public dependencies to the generated config, use e.g.

list(APPEND ${PROJECT_NAME}_PUBLIC_DEPENDENCIES "Boost COMPONENTS system thread chrono")

output warning if data is thrown away due to failed consistency matching between macro pulse number and actual data

remved the library without path from the _LIBRARIES. It is added with path by the config file anyway, which makes linking easiser because you don't need the link path variable.