feat: add --enable-checking=release and --disable-nls to GCC configure - #35
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- --enable-checking=release: disable expensive internal consistency checks for production builds (Homebrew/Arch/Gentoo best practice) - --disable-nls: omit translated error messages, reducing binary size and build dependencies (English diagnostics sufficient for dev toolchain) - --with-system-zlib intentionally NOT adopted: scrap distributes self-contained toolchains, bundled zlib avoids host dependency
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Summary
Add two configure flags to GCC 15.2.0 mold based on KNW-0043 investigation
of Homebrew/Arch/Gentoo best practices.
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--enable-checking=release: disable internal consistency checks for production--disable-nls: omit translated error messages (English sufficient for dev toolchain)Not adopted
--with-system-zlib: intentionally skipped to keep the toolchain self-contained.scrap distributes standalone toolchains — depending on host zlib would break
scrap toolchain installin minimal environments (containers, etc.).Test plan