Fixed boost::flat_map/gcc 4.1.2 crash.

The boost::flat_map implementation makes calls to container_detail::force_copy(), which as far as GCC 4.1.2 is concerned breaks strict aliasing rules. GCC then outputs code which crashes in our Context class, which uses flat_map internally.

This is "fixed" by disabling the strict-aliasing optimisations when we detect compilation with GCC 4.1.2. Although there may be some performance implications to this, it turns out that our OS X builds never enabled that optimisation, because there it does not default to on with -O2, and performance has always seemed OK.

As one nice side effect of this, we have now removed the disabling of warnings for strict-aliasing problems, which were previously disabled across all compilers on Linux (to work around other problems in boost, and the -isystem flag in GCC 4.1.2). So we now do at least have more complete error checking in more recent compilers.
Fixed strict aliasing warning in ExecutableNodeBinding.

The previous implementation made some sketchy assumptions about the layout of MurmurHash. The new version doesn't.
Merge pull request #853 from johnhaddon/strictAliasingShenanigans

Strict aliasing shenanigans