Fix Breakpad build in taskcluster by using a slightly-older GCC. #3725
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The breakpad-taskcluster script was pulling whatever version of GCC is in use by the tip of mozilla-central, which is currently GCC 4.9.x. Unfortunately the rest of Socorro's automation is building with an older version, and it doesn't properly link the static libs produced by that compiler.
This is the latest Breakpad build I triggered using these changes. It should have automatically updated the taskcluster index that we pull the Breakpad tarball from, so hopefully the Travis build will succeed.
Also, while I was there I changed the example task in the script to be YAML instead of JSON, because the Taskcluster task-creator tool accepts YAML now.