CMake: hide all symbols by default in shared lib #1240
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Hide private symbols irrespective of compiler when yaml-cpp shared is built with CMake.
This PR is similar to #984, but it does not remove
dll.h(which was the reason why it has been reverted in #1038). So it doesn't break users not relying on CMake to build yaml-cpp.Also simplify
dll.h, which had lot of dead code, and weird logic for entering in declspec branch (actually it's windows specific, so_WIN32is fine).