Windows Full-AOT binaries

My build process has become somewhat stable. After each run the scripts upload everything (binaries produced and scripts used) here: [https://corwin.bru.st/emacs-28](https://corwin.bru.st/emacs-28) In addition to what gets posted to the [alpha FTP site](https://alpha.gnu.org/gnu/emacs/pretest/windows/), the scripts make and upload "NATIVE\_FULL\_AOT" versions (from the `emacs-28` and `master` branches, currently). If you aren't familiar, passing `NATIVE_FULL_AOT=1` to `make` triggers full ahead-of-time native elisp compilation. In the case of Windows builds, this means the build will include DLLs for most/all elisp sources distributed with Emacs. These DLLs can be used without additional pre-requisites apart from what is included in `emacs-<version>.zip` (or `emacs-<version>-installer.exe`). This is useful when you can't --don't want-- to put GCC/libgccjit on a Windows system where you use Emacs. Thanks much for all of the help testing out the builds I've been making and in advance for your feedback on the AOT versions.

Thanks \*a lot\* for your work Corwin. I'm a simple user who have been silently following your work on emacs-devel list since (I think what is) the beginning of your journey a few months back on providing Windows builds to the community, but I never took the time to thank you. I have been using your emacs-28 builds daily on my work computer since your first release (February 6th, IIRC), and they have been working solid since then. I have yet to try your emacs-29 builds. Hopefully soon !

Wow - blushing at the award as well as your kind words. Very glad to hear they are working for you and happy to be able to pitch-in, with creating binaries and (hopefully) making the Windows build process even simpler too. Thanks for commenting!

Are you planning to add `NATIVE_FULL_AOT` builds for Emacs 29.x?

If we can't talk folks into making that the default for the GNU distributed binaries, yes.