Windows: Disable clang headers when C-preprocessing with clang-cl#4934
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As they apparently use unsupported types like __int128, __bf16 etc., even if preprocessing with `/std:c11`. Use the Microsoft headers instead.
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As they apparently use unsupported types like
__int128,__bf16etc., even if preprocessing with/std:c11. Use the Microsoft headers instead.