i#7493 GCC-15: Specify language dialect when checking type existence #7494
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Existence of types may vary between language versions. For example, bool is turned into a builtin type in C23, but is defined in stdbool.h only in pre-C23 specifications.
Let's specify the C dialect used by our main codebase, GNU C99, explicitly when checking for existence of types, to keep probed results aligned with configuration used for building.
Issue: #7493