Rename the cmake information from README.cmake to INSTALL.cmake.

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-CMake supports and encourages out-of-source builds, which do not clutter the source directory.
-You can (and should) thus use an arbitrary directory for building.
-There is no "make distclean"; "make clean" should usually be enough since CMake actually
-cleans up properly (qmake often didn't). If you really want to get rid of all build files,
-just remove the build directory.
-
-Usually, you will build Quassel as follows:
-
-cd /path/to/build/dir
-cmake /path/to/quassel
-make
-
-Additionally, you may add some options to the cmake call, prefixed by -D. These need to follow
-the source directory PATH:
-
-cmake /path/to/quassel -D<option1> -D<option2>
-
-NOTE: In order to reconfigure, you need to remove CMakeCache.txt (or empty
-      the build directory), otherwise cmake will ignore modified -D options!
-
-Quassel recognizes the following options:
-
--DBUILD=<string>
-    Specify which Quassel binaries to build. <string> may contain any combination of
-    "core", "client", "mono" or "all".
-
--DQT=/path/to/qt
-    Use a non-system Qt installation. This is for example useful if you have a static
-    Qt installed in some local dir.
-
--DSTATIC=1
-    Enable static building of Quassel. You should link the static versions of some libs
-    (in particular libstdc++.a) into /path/to/build/dir/staticlibs in oder to create
-    a portable binary!
-
--DSTATICWIN=1
-    Enable static building for Windows platforms. This adds some libs that are not automatically
-    included for some reason.
-
-BUILDING ON WINDOWS:
---------------------
-We have tested building on Windows with a statically built Qt (with its /bin directory in %PATH%)
-and MSVC 2005/2008. Make sure that you use a "shell" that has all needed env variables setup,
-such as the "Visual Studio Command Prompt". You will also need the /bin of the Microsoft SDK in
-your %PATH% at least for VS 2008, otherwise rc.exe is not found.
-Currently, only building in the shell using nmake seems to work; CMake can also create MSVC project
-files, but they seem to be problematic. However, YMMV.
-
-After you have everything setup:
-
-cd C:\path\to\quassel-build
-cmake -G"NMake Makefiles" C:\path\to\quassel\source -DSTATICWIN=1
-nmake