(Commit cherry picked from #766 for fast tracking)

Problem

CaveSpectre and mimir (others?) have reported a crash on recent macOS builds.
The crash is a segmentation fault in a debug handler named DebugMessageHandler(),
at runtime, before the slash screen, or main window, is shown.

Root Cause

The issue has been tracked down to incorrect usage of the debug.log message handler override.
This is a part of Qt that allows us to log to debug.log, using a bypassed message handler
in the form of a callback function.

The issue is that we should not access some of the “context” information, passed in the form of
a QmessageLogContext.

If we peruse the Qt documentation:

Note: By default, this information is recorded only in debug builds. You can overwrite this explicitly by defining QT_MESSAGELOGCONTEXT or QT_NO_MESSAGELOGCONTEXT.

Solution

The correct way to fix this is to not make use of any of the potentially unavailable debugging information.

Unit Testing Results

Build on a relatively recent version of macOS, and see if:

1. The build is successful.
2. The user succeeds in launching the application to the main window.