Syncs with the config of the current `main` branch (as used for 4.2+)
as far as possible (backports the last couple of years of PRs, minus
the removal of some platforms and of the Mono builds).
Notably backports #128 and #131, giving us these toolchains:
- Base image: Fedora 39
- Mono version: 6.12.0.198
- SCons: 4.5.2
- Linux: GCC 13.2.0 built against glibc 2.28, binutils 2.40, from our own [Linux SDK](https://github.com/godotengine/buildroot)
- Windows: MinGW 11.0.0, GCC 13.2.1, binutils 2.40
- HTML5: Emscripten 3.1.39 (standard builds), Emscripten 1.39.9 (Mono builds)
- Android: Android NDK 23.2.8568313, build-tools 33.0.2, platform android-33, CMake 3.22.1, JDK 11
- macOS: Xcode 15.0 with Apple Clang (LLVM 16.0.0), MacOSX SDK 14.0
- iOS: Xcode 15.0 with Apple Clang (LLVM 16.0.0), iPhoneOS SDK 17.0
- UWP: Unchanged, current Dockerfile still unsupported
Provides SDKs for iOS 14.0 and macOS 10.15.
Mono is patched to fix a regression in Xcode 11.4+, still unfixed by Apple.
Another patch is backported from Unity's Mono fork to fix another issue with
the macOS 11.0 beta SDK.
Fixes missing arguments in Xcode and iOS dockerfiles, seems like some changes
were not properly committed during the last refactor.
The osxcross installation process has been improved and now supports
more recent versions of Xcode than 7, so most of our custom code is
no longer needed.
The xcode packer could also be reworked to use osxcross' SDK packing
script.
Fixes#15.
The previous `['/bin/bash']` was not working, running the image
with `podman run -it <name>` would evaluate to:
```
> sh -c ['/bin/bash']
sh: [/bin/bash]: No such file or directory
```
This saves us from pulling gtk2 and gtk3 as weak deps of
perl and git or whatnot... And we don't need to pull in all
the documentation on Ubuntu.
Also ensures that we properly run `dnf clean all` after each
installation.
