Sema: Stop adding Windows implib link inputs for extern "..." syntax.
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Closes #23971.
Release Notes
When encountering a declaration such as
the Zig compiler will no longer automatically add the import library for
ws2_32.dllas a link input. Users will need to manually linkws2_32either by passing-lws2_32on the command line, or by callingb.linkSystemLibrary("ws2_32")in a build script.