fix: Prevent GC of linker script symbol aliases#1956
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Neither LD nor LLD export this symbol. Is it an issue with version script parser or the linker?
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Not sure where the bug is, but I've added a TODO.
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Related to #1948. Note, that dealing with archive activation is left to a subsequent PR.
The newly added test has two configs. Config defsym-obj was already passing. Config script-obj was failing and is what's being fixed by this PR.