Include CMake modules in root CMakeLists.txt #3060
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Otherwise their changes don't propagate to the testing executables.
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After #3012, the CMake modules relevant for C++ commands don't propagate to the testing subdirectory. This broke our sanitisers tests (among other things).
This PR moves the inclusion of those modules in the root
CMakeLists.txtto fix that.