Created a script to combine headers and generate a single file #84
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I find the single header approach easier to use, so I created a bash script that can generate such a file.
The script basically cleans up license text and header guards from all the sub-headers under HippoMocks/detail/ and replaces the #include directives in hippomocks.h with the actual sources. It can be used with --comsupport or -c flag to also insert the contents of comsupport.h into hippomocks.h
Hopefully, the script is generic enough to be used on future development too with minor tweaks.