Disable all old alpha/beta/rc releases on Windows #25234
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This is as a simplification (for now). These will only be upgraded to support Windows as part of switching all the compiler packages to being generated. Note - all of these releases of OCaml worked on _all_ ports of OCaml (except for MSVC in the 5.x ports)
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Shedding weight from the Windows branch. It is just possible that when I finally switch the compiler packages over to being generated that it will be trivial to re-enable these, but even I don't really see the value in upgrading the alpha, beta & rc packages from old releases to work on native Windows.
It is, however, problematic if they get accidentally selected (e.g. from a solver which ignores avoid-version, etc.) so I propose marking them as unavailable on Windows.