GDAL: Adds option to rename shapelib's exported symbols

[JustCallMeRay]

Summary

Changes to recipe: GDAL/>3.5 to add option to not rename shapelib symbols.

Motivation

fixes issue #25175

Details

Adds option rename_shapelib_symbols which is forwarded to the cmake option RENAME_INTERNAL_SHAPELIB_SYMBOLS

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[valgur]

Should do

if not self.options.with_shapelib:
    del self.options.rename_shapelib_symbols

in configure() instead.

[valgur]

Looks like a reasonable addition to me.

The usual way of handling vendored dependencies on CCI would be to replace them with an external Conan dependency entirely, but for context to others - the use of the external Shapelib is not recommended by GDAL and also caused compilation errors the last time I tested it. OSGeo/gdal#5711

[JustCallMeRay]

I don't know what to do here,
Tests fail with MISSING_DEPENDENCIES because of Arrow.
Everything is in the log but for ease of reading:
arrow/14.0.2: Compatible package ID 857a79fb7ce8d6c1950524510e775f2f0b738fe6 equal to the default package ID: Skipping it.
Followed by:
arrow/14.0.2#b2e8a6fe3ef6b6a22ffdac9c145ba9a6:857a79fb7ce8d6c1950524510e775f2f0b738fe6 - Missing
On macos clang

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• gdal/3.8.3:
  Built 18 packages out of 22 (All logs)

• gdal/3.5.3:
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• gdal/3.7.3:
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• gdal/3.7.3:
  CI failed to create some packages (All logs)

  Logs for packageID 0e572d40a54518e2d76eb0b176d0844897721cc7:

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  */*:shared=False
  

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  ERROR: Missing prebuilt package for 'arrow/14.0.2'. You can try:
      - List all available packages using 'conan list "arrow/14.0.2:*" -r=remote'
      - Explain missing binaries: replace 'conan install ...' with 'conan graph explain ...'
      - Try to build locally from sources using the '--build=arrow/14.0.2' argument
  
  More Info at 'https://docs.conan.io/2/knowledge/faq.html#error-missing-prebuilt-package'
  

• gdal/3.5.3:
  Didn't run or was cancelled before finishing

• gdal/3.8.3:
  Didn't run or was cancelled before finishing

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