fix Issue 13131 - [2.066-b3] dmd: glue.c:1492: unsigned int totym(Type*): Assertion `0' failed.
Do not call constructors from the glue layer (lib*)
Make construction of SignExtendedNumber explicit
Remove unnecessary line splicing in clone.c
Make color ddmd-friendly
Make narrowing cast explicit
Use explicit MOD type to avoid narrowing conversions from unsigned int
Merge pull request #3770 from yebblies/gluector

[DDMD] Do not call constructors from the glue layer (lib*)
Merge pull request #3772 from yebblies/linesplice

[DDMD] Remove unnecessary line splicing in clone.c
Merge pull request #3771 from yebblies/signext

[DDMD] Make construction of SignExtendedNumber explicit
Merge pull request #3769 from yebblies/DDMDMOD

[DDMD] Use explicit MOD type to avoid narrowing conversions from unsigned int
Merge pull request #3768 from yebblies/paintAsTypeddmd

[DDMD] Make narrowing cast explicit
Merge pull request #3767 from yebblies/ddmdcolor

[DDMD] Make color ddmd-friendly
Merge pull request #3764 from 9rnsr/fix13131

Issue 13131 - [2.066-b3] dmd: glue.c:1492: unsigned int totym(Type*): Assertion `0' failed.
fix Issue 13127 - Cannot deduce function with int[][] argument and "in" parameter
Merge pull request #3763 from 9rnsr/fix13127

[REG2.066a] Issue 13127 - Cannot deduce function with int[][] argument and "in" parameter
fix Issue 13030 - DMD assertion fails at mtype.c:697 if delegate has an argument name
fix Issue 13117 - Executable size of hello world explodes from 472K to 2.7M

- This problem seems to stem from mixed writeable flags for the
  .deh/.minfo sections in PIC/non-PIC code. The ld.bfd linker would
  still try to bracket the sections, even though it previously mapped
  them to different segments, thereby creating one huge segment which
  contains all read-only and all writeable data plus the big hole in
  between them.

- fixed by always marking those sections as writeable
regression tests for binary size

- test will fail when binaries increase by about 10%
  above the current size
fix Issue 13142 - Enums on different classes confuse the compiler