Sean Rhea 6eeea4a305 simplify GC_BUILD_DATE and GC_VERSION
Use gcc macros for __TIME__ and __DATE__ to compute build date.  This has the
advantage that we don't have to shell out to find the date, though it has the
disadvantage that it doesn't give us any control over format, nor does it
report the time zone.

By default, set GC_VERSION to "(developer build)".  For release versions,
specify GC_VERSION explicitly in gcconfig.pri like this:

  QMAKE_CXXFLAGS += -DGC_VERSION="'\"1.2.0\"'"

It would be nice to specify the git commit id in developer builds.  On the
other hand, the developer could always have uncommitted changes, so the git
commit id doesn't really make for a completely reproducible build.  It's also
a pain to get ahold of in Windows.
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