docs: mention configure cache for faster local build loops#1754
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Summary
Add a short note in the build instructions about using configure cache for faster local iteration.
Closes #1115
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getting-started/setup-building.rst, added guidance that./configure -C(aka--config-cache) can speed up repeated configure runs by reusing probe results.Why
A clean
./configurecan be slow during edit-configure-build-test workflows; this note helps contributors discover an existing low-effort speedup.