use of stricmp() is non-standard and causes build failure in cygwin

src/utilfuns/swobject.cpp uses stricmp(). this is not standard ANSI C and causes a compile failure in cygwin because cygwin libc does not provide a compatibility hook for it, as does glibc. however, cygwin does provide <string.h> which helpfully #defines stricmp to strcasecmp, which is the ANSI C standard name for that function.

an update was attempted in mid-march (see sword-devel archives):
> In utilstr.h in the namespace sword we have our own
> stricmp. i changed swobject to use that instead.

this simply moved the flaw from a compilation error to a link error. for building gnomesword under cygwin, the sword build process does this to correct the problem on the fly:

mv src/utilfuns/swobject.cpp src/utilfuns/swobject.cpp.ORIG
sed < src/utilfuns/swobject.cpp.ORIG \
-e 's/<utilstr.h>/&\n#include <string.h>/' \
-e 's/sword::stricmp/stricmp/' \
> src/utilfuns/swobject.cpp

this corrects the problem, but is nothing but a hack.

corrections available:
[a] replace all use of stricmp with strcasecmp.
short of that,
[b] remove the attempted fix (2nd -e expression hack fix) and make swobject.cpp #include <string.h>.

correction [a] is vastly to be preferred, because it is Correct, whereas the both the current state of the code and correction [b] constitute nothing more than crude hacks.