cmake: drop HAVE_C_FLAG_Wno_long_double
logic for ancient Apple gcc
#16513
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The initial curl CMake commit introduced it in 2009-04-02 via
4c5307b. Suppressing a stray
-Wlong-double
warning inmprintf.c
. This was before Apple switchedto clang, and likely affected the Apple distributed GCC, version 4.2.1
at the time. It applied the workaround to CMake builds only, though
the issue seems build-tool agnostic. Yet, it was not suppressed or
reported for autotools builds.
For these reasons this logic seems obsolete and this patch drops it with
no replacement. It saves a feature detection for GCC builds for macOS.
In PR sub-commits I added (and reverted) in-source suppression. In case
it becomes necessary, that should fix it for all build tools.