Force -mode(interpret) in templated escripts #941
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Starting with OTP-27, the escript files are compiled by default instead of running in interpreted mode. Unfortunately for Relx, this causes issues for releases when the application that has been shipped does not bundle the compiler application, and errors come out of it. For full compatibility and better usage for releases, force files to be interpreted at all times, removing a hidden dependency on the compiler being present. Fixes erlware#940
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Manyally applies erlware/relx#941 to vendored files, since the relx release for it isn't in place just yet but we need OTP-27 compatibility.
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Starting with OTP-27, the escript files are compiled by default instead of running in interpreted mode. Unfortunately for Relx, this causes issues for releases when the application that has been shipped does not bundle the compiler application, and errors come out of it.
For full compatibility and better usage for releases, force files to be interpreted at all times, removing a hidden dependency on the compiler being present.
Fixes #940