Undefined reference error with new filesystem library and clang++7

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filesystem is still experimental and requires an extra library.

If you are using libstdc++, link with -lstdc++fs (or target_link_libraries(${PROJECT_NAME} stdc++fs)).

For libc++, use -lc++fs (similar for the CMake command).

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