build: stop detecting sched_yield() on Windows

On Windows a successful `sched_yield()` detection requires mingw-w64
built with POSIX threads (not Win32 threads) and GCC (not llvm/clang).
(linking to `winpthread` via custom options may also work.)

In CMake builds, it was pre-cached as unavailable before this patch.

When detected (via autotools), it got only used for Windows XP or older
targets combined with a non-GCC, non-clang compiler that doesn't support
`__builtin_ia32_pause()`, or with the Intel C compiler. According to
`lib/easy_lock.h`.

mingw-w64 only supports GCC and clang, leaving a very narrow chance when
`shed_yield()` gets called on Windows. Even then, `sched_yield()` is
implemented in `winpthread` as `Sleep(0)`, which may or not be a useful.
It's also trivial to implement locally if it is, and such rare build
combination is also deemed useful.

Thus, this patch marks `sched_yields()` permanently unavailable on the
Windows platform also with autotools, and instead of pre-caching, skip
this feature check with CMake.

This syncs `HAVE_SCHED_YIELDS` between builds methods on Windows.

Follow-up to 9b517c8b69 #11973
Follow-up to 23af112f55 #8680

Closes #16037

CMake/win32-cache.cmake

@@ -131,7 +131,6 @@ set(HAVE_SEND 1)
 set(HAVE_STROPTS_H 0)
 set(HAVE_ARC4RANDOM 0)
 set(HAVE_FNMATCH 0)
-set(HAVE_SCHED_YIELD 0)
 set(HAVE_ARPA_INET_H 0)
 set(HAVE_FCNTL_H 1)
 set(HAVE_IFADDRS_H 0)