Some hosts on Apple Silicon require that the entire bundle has a
well-formed signature, rather than just the plugin binary itself. This
patch checks whether the bundle signature is valid, and if it is not,
ad-hoc signs the bundle before copying.

This build mode does not include support for juceaide or the
juce_add_* suite of helper functions.

This change should mean that if JUCE is installed using one compiler
(e.g. clang) and then consumed in a build that uses a different compiler
(e.g. gcc), the helper targets will use the correct flags for both
compilers.

This change means that imported juce modules will be made available both
with and without a namespace prefix, e.g. `juce_core` and
`juce::juce_core` will both be created.

This change allows custom modules to specify dependencies without a
juce:: prefix, which allows the modules to be used with the Projucer, or
under CMake with JUCE in a subdirectory, or under CMake with JUCE
installed to the system.

Once JUCE has been built, you can use the following line to include
the targets from the build tree (replace `JUCE_BUILD_DIR` as
appropriate).
```
include("${JUCE_BUILD_DIR}/JUCEExportConfig.cmake")
```