Fix libnatpmp vcpkg port #709
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mrannanj
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The link issue was because the MINIUPNP_STATICLIB and NATPMP_STATICLIB defines weren't being propogated from the dependency into openomf_core, which caused the headers to misbehave (and think they were part of a DLL build)
By linking to an imported cmake target we can be certain that any PUBLIC target_add_definitions in the libraries get to the openomf target we are linking them to, here openomf_core.
Unfortunately, ubuntu's libminiupnpc-dev does not ship an exported cmake target (they are probably using the Makefile to build their package); if they did ship an exported cmake target, we would be able to rid ourselves of the Findminiupnpc.cmake script entirely and rely on find_package(CONFIG).