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Fix latest Oscan release builds - #58
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Oscan v0.0.45 made its LLVM distribution toolchain-free and removed the provider DLL that OscaWeb's hosted source build expected. As a result, the release workflow failed while installing Oscan on Windows, and the same LLVM setup was no longer portable across the release matrix.
Windows and Linux now build the resolved Oscan tag from source with only the C and Cranelift backends, then use that release's matching C package for hosted C bridges and linking. This retains hosted builds without relying on an external LLVM provider. macOS continues using the matching C package directly.