Fix CMake race condition in parallel builds #206
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When compiling with make -jN, a transient race condition can occur where multiple utilities attempt to write .mod files to the shared include directory simultaneously:
f951: Fatal Error: Cannot rename module file '../../include/global.mod0' to '../../include/global.mod': No such file or directoryThis happens because utilities like gen_source and interpolate_unstructured define their own module global, and without explicit build ordering, they can compile in parallel and conflict.
Fix: Add add_dependencies() to utility CMakeLists.txt files to ensure utillib is built first, serializing module file generation.
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