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Remove libdispatch hooks from init_runtime() - #436
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The hook variables were weak definitions whose values were checked instead of their addresses, so the hooks were never installed.
libobjc2 doesn't link against libdispatch either, so it can't reliably reach libdispatch's variables, and on Windows not at all. As these hooks are SPI for Foundation I’ve opened gnustep/libs-base#862 to install them there.