clean: adjust folder structures and delete useless

README.md

@@ -23,53 +23,3 @@ Ease your cmake build experience, by add one line in your `CMakeLists.txt`:
 ```cmake
 include(rocbuild.cmake)
 ```
-
-## asan.cmake
-
-Enable Address Sanitizer globally in your CMake-based project, by download [asan.cmake](asan.cmake) and only add one line in CMakeLists.txt
-```cmake
-include(asan.cmake)
-```
-
-Support many compiler platforms:
-- GCC/Linux/Android NDK
-- VS2019
-- VS2022
-
-## tsan.cmake
-
-Enable ThreadSanitizer globally in your CMake-based project, by download [tsan.cmake](tsan.cmake) and only add one line in CMakeLists.txt
-```cmake
-include(tsan.cmake)
-```
-
-## overlook.cmake
-
-Treat 30+ severe C/C++ warnings as errors, by download [overlook.cmake](overlook/overlook.cmake) and only add one line in CMakeLists.txt
-```cmake
-include(overlook.cmake)
-```
-
-## summary.cmake
-
-Get a summary message for your current build, including global stuffs and list each target, by download [summary.cmake](summary.cmake) and only add one line in CMakeLists.txt
-```cmake
-include(summary.cmake)
-```
-
-## msvc_utf8_encoding.cmake
-
-When you write unicode chars (e.g. Chinese characters) in utf-8 encoding source files (.c/.cpp/.h/.hpp), and your command prompt use encodings like `/cp936` (due to OS language), it prints garbage. You may avoid that by specify encoding for source files and execution, separately. 
-
-Here is the tool you can use, just download [msvc_utf8_encoding.cmake](msvc_utf8_encoding.cmake) (and also [QueryCodePage.py](QueryCodePage.py) if your cmake < 3.24), and only add one line in CMakeLists.txt
-
-```cmake
-include(msvc_utf8_encoding.cmake)
-```
-
-## msvc_static_crt.cmake
-
-Switch to MT/MTd globally, by download [msvc_static_crt.cmake](msvc_static_crt.cmake) and only add one line in CMakeLists.txt
-```cmake
-include(msvc_static_crt.cmake)
-```