Avoid XRootD dependency in public headers #16660
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This means that we won't have to install any headers from xrootd when using `builtin_xrootd=ON`. This makes systems that have both XRootD standalone and ROOT with builtin XRootD installed more stable.
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This means that we won't have to install any headers from xrootd when using
builtin_xrootd=ON. This makes systems that have both XRootD standalone and ROOT with builtin XRootD installed more stable.