gh-54872: Remove default OPT=-O for non-GCC compilers#142159
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The configure script was setting OPT="-O" by default for non-GCC compilers, which could conflict with user-specified CFLAGS. This change removes the automatic default, allowing users full control over optimization flags via CFLAGS without unexpected conflicts.
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The configure script was setting OPT="-O" by default for non-GCC compilers, which could conflict with user-specified CFLAGS. This change removes the automatic default, allowing users full control over optimization flags via CFLAGS without unexpected conflicts.