build: ditch verifiers on make (#4679)
This commit ditches running verifiers automatically when just building the server. It retains the verifiers when running tests. There is very little point to running the verifiers each time a developer builds the library but has no intent of running the tests. They're expensive in time; this commit halves the build time on my system, from 57 seconds to 29 seconds. This is because verifiers updates the libraries from GitHub each time, which is slightly wasteful. Additionally, computing cyclomatic complexity is expensive computationally and isn't necessary to build the library. Additionally, this allows the library to be built offline. It no longer requires internet to run make.master
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