CMake: fix missing exported modules #1480
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It looks like some of the modules were missing from a generated list used by CMake.
I'm using the compiled and installed JUCE libraries using CMake and when I tried to add an animation exactly like the one in examples/GUI/AnimatorsDemo.h I realized that CMake can't find the target "juce::juce_animation" to link to. The reason behind is that "juce_animation" is missing from the installed JUCE/install/lib/cmake//JUCEConfig.cmake file's _juce_modules list. The module "juce_midi_ci" was also missing. This file is generated from the JUCEConfig.cmake.in input file, that's why I modified this file.
After the (proposed) modification I was able to install and then link against juce::juce_animation.