[v640][CMake] Init git before patches to ensure correct paths of patched files#22439
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) * [win] Fix `git apply` failures in incremental builds * [cmake] Use marker files to detect if the patch has been applied (cherry picked from commit bfe9a83)
This fixes issue where the build directory is somewhere underneath a git repository, which affects `git apply` behaviour. This is commit 836cf1a from master, partially applied.
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This fixes issue where the build directory is somewhere underneath a git repository, which affects
git applybehaviour.Adapted from 836cf1a, the equivalent change made in the
masterbranch.