croc for win7

### What happened? Content: I have successfully built croc for Windows 7 using a modified Go 1.25 toolchain that restores the missing syscalls in legacy Windows. This allows Win7 users to enjoy the latest croc features without being stuck on Go 1.20. I'm maintaining the binaries and the source for this bridge here: https://github.com/slok2024/croc/releases/tag/10.3.1 ### What did you expect to happen? Content: I have successfully built croc for Windows 7 using a modified Go 1.25 toolchain that restores the missing syscalls in legacy Windows. This allows Win7 users to enjoy the latest croc features without being stuck on Go 1.20. I'm maintaining the binaries and the source for this bridge here: https://github.com/slok2024/croc/releases/tag/10.3.1 ### Steps to reproduce Content: I have successfully built croc for Windows 7 using a modified Go 1.25 toolchain that restores the missing syscalls in legacy Windows. This allows Win7 users to enjoy the latest croc features without being stuck on Go 1.20. I'm maintaining the binaries and the source for this bridge here: https://github.com/slok2024/croc/releases/tag/10.3.1 ### croc version 10.3.1 ### Operating System Linux ### OS Version win7 ### Relevant log output ```shell Content: I have successfully built croc for Windows 7 using a modified Go 1.25 toolchain that restores the missing syscalls in legacy Windows. This allows Win7 users to enjoy the latest croc features without being stuck on Go 1.20. I'm maintaining the binaries and the source for this bridge here: https://github.com/slok2024/croc/releases/tag/10.3.1 ``` ### Additional context Content: I have successfully built croc for Windows 7 using a modified Go 1.25 toolchain that restores the missing syscalls in legacy Windows. This allows Win7 users to enjoy the latest croc features without being stuck on Go 1.20. I'm maintaining the binaries and the source for this bridge here: https://github.com/slok2024/croc/releases/tag/10.3.1