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In Mach engine we're seeing command line arguments to `zig build-lib` exceed the 32 KiB limit that Windows imposes, due to the number of sources and compiler flags we must pass in order to build gpu-dawn. This change fixes the issue by having `Builder` check if the arguments to a `zig build-*` command are >30 KiB and, if so, writes the arguments to a file `zig-cache/args/<SHA2 of args>`. Then the command invocation merely becomes `zig build-lib @<that file>`. Fixes #10693 Fixes hexops/mach#167 Signed-off-by: Stephen Gutekanst <stephen@hexops.com>
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