fix(platform): Add Clang support for 64-bit integer types on Windows#19
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Clang with MinGW target defines _WIN32 but neither _M_IX86 (MSVC-specific) nor _INTEGRAL_MAX_BITS (GCC-specific), causing gsi_i64/gsi_u64 to be undefined when building with Clang cross-compiling for Windows. Add __clang__ check to the preprocessor condition to enable 64-bit integer types when using Clang on Windows targets.
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Clang with MinGW target defines _WIN32 but neither _M_IX86 (MSVC-specific) nor _INTEGRAL_MAX_BITS (GCC-specific), causing gsi_i64/gsi_u64 to be undefined when building with Clang cross-compiling for Windows.
Add clang check to the preprocessor condition to enable 64-bit integer types when using Clang on Windows targets.