[win][clang] Do not inject static_assert macro definition (#147030) In ms-compatibility mode we inject static_assert macro definition if assert macro is defined. This is done by 8da090381d567d0ec555840f6b2a651d2997e4b3 for the sake of better diagnosing, in particular to emit a compatibility warning when static_assert keyword is used without inclusion of <assert.h>. Unfortunately it doesn't do a good job in c99 mode adding that macro unexpectedly for the users, so this patch removes macro injection and the diagnostics. --------- Co-authored-by: Corentin Jabot <corentinjabot@gmail.com>
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