Support MSYS2's CLANGARM64 environment on ARM64 Windows #15159
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…#15159) Tested using a Windows VM on an Apple M2 host. The instructions we use in our MinGW-w64 CI workflow will just work by simply replacing `-ucrt-` in the MSYS2 package names with `-clang-aarch64-`. Requires crystal-lang#15155 on both the cross-compilation host and the target.
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Resolves part of #6170. Tested using a Windows VM on an Apple M2 host.
The instructions we use in our MinGW-w64 CI workflow will just work by simply replacing
-ucrt-in the MSYS2 package names with-clang-aarch64-. Requires #15155 on both the cross-compilation host and the target.