[bark] New port v0.3.0

[mikaellindemann]

bark is a modern, low latency datadog client for C++.

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I opted to override windows shared library builds to be static, since the library does not yet produce the correct DLLs.

[BillyONeal]

There was a networking mistake last night affecting all osx builds but there are unrelated failures here so I'm skipping rerunning that.

[mikaellindemann]

There was a networking mistake last night affecting all osx builds but there are unrelated failures here so I'm skipping rerunning that.

It now compiles in CI on supported platforms.

[anders-wind]

Is it possible to get this merged?

[FrankXie05]

The usage has been tested successfully locally on x64-windows.