GnuCompiler.has_arguments: detect "not supported for this target" warnings#15876
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…nings GCC may exit with code 0 while emitting a warning that an option is "not supported for this target" (e.g., HPPA with -fstack-protector). Add this pattern to the stderr inspection in has_arguments() so such flags are correctly reported as unsupported. Fixes: mesonbuild#5355
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Summary
"not supported for this target"(e.g., HPPA with-fstack-protector). Previously,has_arguments()only checked for cross-language warnings ("is valid for C/ObjC"/"is valid for C++/ObjC++")."not supported for this target"pattern to the stderr inspection inhas_arguments()so such flags are correctly reported as unsupported.Partially fixes: #5355
Test plan
compiler.get_supported_arguments()correctly returnsfalsefor target-unsupported flags (e.g.,-fstack-protectoron HPPA)