Some minor enhancements / update of MingW Windows build #50
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Document working build on more recent version of Fedora. Use 64-bit build; Windows has been predominantly 64-bit for a decade. Document hacking in '-Wl,--subsystem,windows' to stoken-gui.exe build via GTK_LIBS in README, in order to run stoken-gui as a "Windows" mode application instead of a console application. I'd love a better approach here, but am not familiar enough with autotools to propose one.
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Make 'winpkg' target 32- or 64-bit agnostic and document 64-bit build on more recent Fedora.
Document how to build stoken-gui.exe as a Windows mode application without a console.
With this, stoken-gui.exe works quite well for me on Windows 10. It doesn't seem to remember the saved pin, but can read the saved token. I'm not sure why and can't really debug. But one can create a shortcut to stoken-gui.exe with
--pin ABCDEFGHas a workaround.