GCC fixes: Updates & Regenerations #496
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As a part of linting each distfile used in live-bootstrap using problematic-source, I of course came across some (many?) things in GCC. Also updated GCC where relevant.
Summary:
No huge misses were found, but there were a lot of small generated files found here and there.
The only problematic one was
decDPD.h, which is actually used and had no information about how it was made. After a bit of searching, I found the original generating script in an obsolete language OORexx, and ported it to C.