I am writing some C++ code which consumes GES (gst-editing-services).

As you can imagine, I appreciate the fact that most of the header files are contained under a `gst` or `ges` folder.  But there is one auto-generated file where this principle of containment has been violated.  It is a generated file called "config.h".

It would be great if someone could put "config.h" under the "ges" folder.  I don't understand enough about the build to do it myself.  There are multiple build systems, none of which I understand.

Here is a helpful grep from Gstreamer 1.14.2

$ grep -IPrn --include={*.h,*.c} 'include[^\n]+config\.h'

examples/c/thumbnails.c:21:#include "config.h"
tools/ges-validate.c:22:#include "config.h"
tools/ges-launcher.c:21:#include "config.h"
plugins/nle/nleobject.c:22:#include "config.h"
plugins/nle/gstnle.c:25:#include "config.h"
plugins/nle/nlesource.c:23:#include "config.h"
plugins/nle/nleurisource.c:22:#include "config.h"
plugins/nle/nleghostpad.c:21:#include "config.h"
plugins/nle/nleoperation.c:23:#include "config.h"
plugins/nle/nlecomposition.c:24:#include "config.h"
ges/ges.c:30:#include "config.h"
ges/gstframepositioner.c:21:#include "config.h"
ges/ges-validate.c:22:#include "config.h"