Qt has some Release DLLs that end with the letter d:
* qdirect2d.dll
* qcertonlybackend.dll
* qopensslbackend.dll
* qschannelbackend.dll
As a result, they get caught by our simple check for if a DLL is a Debug
DLL which just checks if the DLL ends with the letter d.
Extend that check to exclude these specific DLLs from being marked as
Debug DLLs.
While CEF continues to ship & read this up to and including in CEF 6834,
it hasn't actually been used since Chromium 66, so we can safely remove
it without causing regressions in 5060 or 6533.
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This prevents the Windows headers from defining min/max macros.
Use std::min and std::max.
Modifies deps, frontend, libobs-d3d11, libobs-winrt, decklink, obs-vst,
and win-dshow.
Qt Gui virtualkeyboard plugin was removed in Qt 6.x.
Qt Network Bearer Management was removed in Qt 6.0.
Qt Multimedia mediaservice and audio plugins were removed in Qt 6.x.
CMake 3.25 changed the way PDB generation is handled by only enabling
it for Debug and RelWithDebInfo builds, which prohibits generation of
fully optimized builds with associated symbols (which is MSVC's
default).
If configuring with CMake 3.25 or above, enable this globally for builds
using MSVC and fall back to embedded debug information for anything else
(which would probably be clang-cl).
Generated post build action batch scripts retained an empty token to
the copy command with the used generator expression (as PDBs are only
generated for Debug and RelWithDebInfo configurations).
Moving their copy step into its own command (and using the `true`
CMake command, which is a no-op) ensures that builds in Release and
MinSizeRel correctly finish this step.
