[3.x] MinGW-GCC 14.2.1 from Fedora 42 causes Windows editor crashes (AssetLib, installing export templates)

[akien-mga]

Follow-up to:

• [3.x] Update to Fedora 42, Mono 6.12.0.206 w/ Android 16KB page size, Xcode 16.2 #156
• [3.x] Switching to AssetLib main screen plugin crashes on 3.6.2-stable godot#111979
• [3.x] Error installing export templates in Godot 3.6.2 - editor crashes every time godot#112021

It turns out that the upgrade from Fedora 39 to Fedora 42 (thus updating MinGW-GCC) introduced a regression for Windows builds on the 3.6.2-stable release.

We then rebuilt 3.6.2-stable Windows binaries with the previous Fedora 39-based container to work it around. But this needs to be investigated so we can go back to Fedora 42 (we also have an inconsistent state for 3.6.2-stable and potential future builds as we need some of the changes from the Fedora 42-based images to build Android and Apple platforms at least).

The issue happens only with builds made with LTO (production=yes). This isn't the first time we have such issue and in the past it could be traced back to either GCC or binutils bugs specifically affecting MinGW/Win32.

Potential options:

• Test if MinGW-GCC 15.2.1 in Fedora 43 works better.
• Figure out the MinGW-GCC bug and patch it.
• Revert the Windows image to Fedora 39, or install its MinGW-GCC version directly on Fedora 42 (or any earlier version that works, could be Fedora 40 or 41 if it's tested).
• Switch to llvm-mingw if it's tested to work better.

CC @lawnjelly FYI. This needs to be resolved one way or another for 3.7-dev1 and 3.6.3-stable.

[akien-mga]

Test if MinGW-GCC 15.2.1 in Fedora 43 works better.

That seems to work fine. So I guess I'll just update everything with Fedora 43 as baseline (it's still in RC but should released in a couple of weeks, so it should be pretty stable).