Experimental nightly builds compiled with VS2022 #5266
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This PR adds binaries built on VS2022 (build tool v143) to the nightly builds, currently found in the 64-bit VS build page.
It maybe a debate when to migrate to v143 as mentioned in PR #5107, but at least we can confirm the code is compatible among VS2017, VS2019, and VS2022.
A slight patch was needed to build the SDL2 libraries on VS2022.
Future compatibility can also be confirmed by the nightly builds as well.
Currently the official release will be built on VS2019, but can be easily changed whenever migrating to VS2022 is determined.