Installing boost-spirit "properly"

Boost-spirit is not a self-contained library by any means,
unfortunately. Rather than inventing ad-hoc measures of installing the
dependencies and dependencies of dependencies and..., let's stop playing
whack-a-mole and instead use the big installation hammer.

We're not calling `b2 install` because that one attempts to build these
libraries. We do not want that. On the other hand, `b2 headers` is
"lazy" as it prefers to create symlinks where it makes sense. These
symlinks are relative, pointing to the source directory of each
individual Boost module -- hence that `cp`.

Yay for custom build systems, once again :(.

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README.md

Console interface to NETCONF servers

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