fixes unit tests not compiling under windows

[Tondorian]

Changes Proposed:

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• Core (units, players, creatures, game systems).
• Scripts (bosses, spell scripts, creature scripts).
• Database (SAI, creatures, etc).
• UnitTests

Issues Addressed:

• Closes

SOURCE:

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Tests Performed:

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• Tested in-game by the author.
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1. On windows enable unit tests in cmake BUILD_TESTING
2. Compile the project
3. project unit_tests should compile fine

Known Issues and TODO List:

• Unit Tests are quite minimal and should be extended to catch more error
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