Follow-up clang-21 flags for mono #121125
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates Mono's CMake configuration to use the -fno-strict-overflow compiler flag instead of -fwrapv, aligning with clang-21 changes. This is a follow-up to related changes in the main runtime repository.
Key Changes
- Replaced
-fwrapvflag with-fno-strict-overflowfor better alignment with newer clang versions - Added detailed documentation explaining the implications of the flag change
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Related changes for mono - see #120775
.NET 10 changes can be found at #121124