Fix building on windows with clang and msvc #2
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These changes allow the library to be built on windows with clang and msvc.
I know those are not supported compilers but the changes still compile just fine with gcc on linux.
tag_list.h
added nbt namespace to avoid ambiguity with std::make_shared
stream_writer
stimple <string> header include
tag_array.h|cpp
moved templated instantiations from the header to the bottom of the cpp file (clang complained that we were specializing before instantiation)
CMakeLists.txt
Added the correct name for linking ZLib