Force cl as C/C++ compiler on windows 2025#367
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Compiler usage difference between the two jobs:
Check for working C compiler: .../MSVC/.../cl.exeCheck for working CXX compiler: .../MSVC/.../cl.exeCheck for working C compiler: C:/mingw64/bin/cc.exeCheck for working CXX compiler: C:/mingw64/bin/c++.exeC:\mingw64\bin\c++.exeand then fails on MSVC-style symbols fromazure-core.lib.This PR forces MSVC, and avoids falling back to MinGW.
This breakage is caused by GitHub's run image update of
windows-2025: