slang-server Segfaults on Arch Linux/GCC 16 Due to mimalloc Init
Developers building or running the released slang-server binary on Arch Linux with the latest GCC hit an immediate segfault before main() executes, traced to mimalloc's static initialization. Disabling mimalloc at build time avoids the crash, but ships without a key performance allocator.
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