Update submodules to work with GCC 10

[julianhess]

Fixes #66

[walaj]

Thanks Julian, I appreciate the help with this -- don't we still need the htslib submodule here though?

[julianhess]

I made this PR against the jhess branch (PR'd here: #64), which uses the system htslib, rather than embedding it as a submodule. (I still have to update the tests to get that one merged 😬).

[walaj]

Hi Julian -- so I'm looking back and I think I had made some of these submodule changes above that you suggested, but on the "cmake" branch. Do you use that branch or have capacity to see if that works on your system / fixes theses issues?

[julianhess]

I have not yet used that branch, but would be happy to switch over. Your message is really apropos; I'm actually hacking on a tool that uses SeqLib right now.

[walaj]

That would be great if you could try it and see if that works, then I can just move it over the main. I haven't built my own tool with SeqLib in a while, you're the world expert on this now!

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