Add EMBREE_TUTORIALS_INSTALL to enable tutorials to be built but not installed #468
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…installed This is useful when building a embree library package as you need to build the tutorials to run the test suite.
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The test suite requires that the tutorial binaries are available when running the tests.
However when packaging the embree library, you usually do not want to ship the tutorials as well.
Therefore I added a new option to turn off the install targets for the tutorials.
This makes it very easy to build, test and ship a embree library package in one go.