Fix handling of strings in wxPrintf() when using recent MinGW
MinGW-w64 (and apparently TDM too) defaults to using ANSI stdio functions nowadays, which interpret format specifiers such as "%s" and "%c" in wide string functions in the standard-conforming way, i.e. still expecting the arguments of "char*" type, and not "wchar_t*" as MSVC and older MinGW did.
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@@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ wxMSW:
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- Return correct OS version under Windows 8.1 and later.
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- Fix crash in wxD2DContext when using non-MSVC compiler (iwbnwif).
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- Notify shell about the changes done by wxMimeTypesManager (Maarten Bent).
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- Fix wxPrintf() and friends when using MinGW with ANSI stdio option.
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wxOSX/Cocoa:
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