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Closes #2444.
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This gives our reproducible-build tools permission to use APIs
introduced in versions up to 10.14. Previously, we had this set to
10.12, which is the oldest version supported by Rust.
Upgrading to 10.14 will allow us to merge !3817, and to upgrade
security-framework to the latest version (#2387).
OSX 10.14 ("Mojave") was released in September 2018, and hasn't
been officially supported since October 2021. IMO it's a fine "very
old version" for now.
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This patch puts the osx tools build (which gets cached) into a
directory that includes the SDK version, so that we don't get
confused with older or newer SDK builds.
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Changes:
- Update the build target to 10.12, and define it in a single place.
(We had 10.7 before, but Rust only supports 10.12 and higher.
We will probably want to update this to something even more recent
soon.
- Use the default clang c++ library, rather than trying to force
libstdc++, which OSX dropped after the 10.13 SDK.
- Use the same clang++ for compilation and linking.
- Use the 15.5 SDK.
- Use a copy of the SDK with a known source.
Specifically we start with the the pkg file from Apple, as cached
by the TBB team on `build-sources.tbb.tpo`. Using a pkg file means
that we have to run a script from them the tor-browser-build
repository to extract the SDK files, and then run the osxcross
script that repackages that SDK as a tar.xz file.
I believe our script will make sure this gets cached.
- Stop trying to use define an `ar`; nothing needs it.
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We had both maint/docker-... and maint/docker_...
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