build: -D/-I arguments go into CPPFLAGS -D and -I are preprocessor directives, they are therefore to appear in CPPFLAGS, not CFLAGS. (It is unfortunate that pkg-config does not make the distinction / or it was misnamed, because only -D/-I make sense to be emitted by pkg-config in the first place — anything else (-f/-m) has the potential to mess up someone's compilation. So pkg-config's Cflags is actually used to convery Cppflags.)

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