Description

As described in conda-forge/dagmc-feedstock#25, some weirdness in how FindHDF5.cmake works results in transitive dependencies getting linked against, which causes issues in conda-forge with those libraries getting hardcoded in the installed DAGMCTargets.cmake file, thereby breaking potentially downstream applications that are trying to link against DAGMC. The "best" fix would be to use the proper hdf5::hdf5 target provided by newer versions of CMake (3.19+), but I would hesitate to make that the required version. As such, the fix I'm proposed here is to manually remove libpthread, libdl, and libm from the list of HDF5 libraries. This should not cause any issues because:

1. For shared libraries, everything gets pulled in transitively through libhdf5 anyway
2. Nowadays, it is not required to link against libpthread or libdl at all (see explanation here)
3. libm will be implicitly linked against for C++ applications

Motivation and Context

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Changes

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Behavior

Old behavior: All DAGMC libraries will be explicitly linked against HDF5 and its transitive dependencies
New behavior: All DAGMC libraries will be explicitly linked against HDF5 and several transitive dependencies (e.g., libcrypto, libcurl) but not libpthread, libdl, or libm

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