Add a feature to remove the static initializer on Linux/GNU #111920
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The `explicit-init-args-with-glibc` feature will disable the static initializer that is used on Linux with glibc to initialize `std::env::args`. The result is that the args will be empty in a cdylib on this platform. The feature is off by default, so there is no change to any Rust users unless they build stdlib themselves and turn the feature on explicitly.
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explicit-init-args-with-glibcfeature will disable the static initializer that is used on Linux with glibc to initializestd::env::args. The result is that the args will be empty in a cdylib on this platform.The feature is off by default, so there is no change to any Rust users unless they build stdlib themselves and turn the feature on explicitly.