SCons: Bump minimum supported GCC version to GCC 9 #91833
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- GCC 7 supports C++17 but seems to have breaking regressions, see godotengine#79352. - GCC 8 broke C++17 guaranteed copy elision support, fixed in 8.4, but... - GCC 9 is old enough (2022) to use as a baseline and stop dealing with unmaintained and less efficient compiler versions.
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convert_array_std140with GCC 7.5 #79352.convert_array_std140with GCC 7.5 #79352.Note: From the oldest Linux distros we might aim to support, it seems all of them include GCC 9 or newer.