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: Always enable compile-time format string checking for wchar_t
#4459
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We've been enabling compiler-time format string checking for self-synchronizing execution character sets (see #2221 and #2493).
However, when the character type is
wchar_t
, the checking may also be skipped for certain execution character sets (Godbolt link), although, IIUC, the supported execution wide character set should always be Unicode and MSVC STL only supportswchar_t
of the UTF-16 encoding.This PR unconditionally enables compiler-time format string checking when the character type is
wchar_t
(or is notchar
, if formatting forcharN_t
is supported in the future).