Compilation-based Windows 10 build available as .zip file

Hi all, I was able to compile LibreWolf on windows 10.

The dogfood is in a zip file, there seems to be something wrong with the installer that './mach package' makes.

I'm looking for people willing to try this. I've eaten my own dogfood and so far it seems to hold up, it does work with things like youtube and office365.

I'm looking for people perhaps willing to try to build the windows version as well, as to help me explain what I did, how to reproduce the build on another machine than just my laptop.

The core of the build is to just install mozilla-unified as explained in the mozilla docs, and then to run my 'build.sh' script. This build script is heavily borrowed from the PKGBUILD file in the linux repo, and uses the same fetch, prepare, build, package language.

I'm a complete newbie when it comes to GitLab, know nothing about Runners (just some Jenkins experience), or how to do pull requests or how to proceed in general. What I can say is that this build.sh script might be portable, perhaps to linux, perhaps this approach might even work to produce a build on macOS (which I dont have access to).

All the relevant files, the .zip, build script and screenshots are at:

https://pub.stanzabird.nl/pub/LibreWolf/

Thanks for your time, --Bert