CI: Add a runner (MinGW/UCRT64) that builds without Fortran compiler. #787
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The CLANG32 (that is now failing and has been removed) checked if SuiteSparse could be built successfully in the absence of a Fortran compiler.
This PR adds a new runner that installs a build environment where the Fortran compiler is omitted (on purpose).
The UCRT64 environment of MSYS2 uses a GNU toolchain (GCC, GNU ld, libstdc++, ...) that links against the (newer) C runtime of Windows called UCRT (Universal CRT). The latter is the main difference to the MINGW64 environment which links against the (traditional) MSVCRT.
See: https://www.msys2.org/docs/environments/