Intel's SPIR-V shader compiler is broken. For now, skip compiling any compute pipelines until they fix this issue.
This is not a perfect workaround, as there are a small subset of non-compute pipelines that still cause it to crash, but this should cover the majority of crashes.
It is unfortunate that even with a test case reported 6 months ago the issue has not been fixed in favor of fixing "the most popular games and apps".
Intel, you can do better than this.

vulkan: pick alpha composite flags based on available values

core: audio: return result when audio_out initialize failed

maxwell_3d: fix out of bounds array access in size estimation

Account for a pre-added offset when using Corner sample mode for 2D blits

core: am: Demote TryPopFromFriendInvitationStorageChannel Log level

Allow passing `--bind-address` to dedicated room.

core: hid: Remove deadzone of virtual controller

vulkan: use plain fences when timeline semaphores are not available

service: nfp: Implement all interfaces

shader_recompiler: Fix ImageGather rounding on AMD/Intel

input_common: minor fix to mouse movement

video_core: update imageinfo implement

Add some explicit latency to sample count reporting

kernel: switch extended memory setting to 8GB arrangement

Re-enable LTO for GCC

Should be more efficient and better readable

On AMD a subpixel offset of 1/512 of the texel size is applied to the texture coordinates at a ImageGather call to ensure the rounding at the texel centers is done the same way as in Maxwell or other Nvidia architectures.
See https://www.reedbeta.com/blog/texture-gathers-and-coordinate-precision/ for more details why this might be necessary.

This should fix shadow artifacts at object edges in Zelda: Breath of the Wild (#9957, #6956).

general: fixes for gcc 13

Update translations (2023-04-04)