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fix: FPE monitoring boost discovery, addr2line fallback (acts-project…
…#3747) This PR - Changes the way FPE monitoring configures `boost::stacktrace`: the fallback to `addr2line` is dropped as that doesn't work anyway - Change explicit `-Werror` in the CI to `CMAKE_COMPILE_WARNING_AS_ERROR=ON` - This is not applied in `try_compile`, which would otherwise cause false negatives because there are warnings we don't control. - Add a static method in `FpeMonitor` that returns if `backtrace` / symbolization support is on or not. - Make the sequencer fail early if it's configured to run the FPE monitor, has masks configured and symbolization is not supported.
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