Remove ABI assertion for Windows imports #744
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Failures are rust-lang/rust#141470, opened #745 |
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#727 updated to using
windows-linkoverwindows-targets, but retained the ABI-assertion check from #677. This behaviour was removed in windows-link 0.2 (microsoft/windows-rs#3741), and this leads to broken builds (rust-lang/rust#149124 (comment))