Add win32_compat dependency to libraries using pthread.h #1520
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A couple of intermediate libraries (such as regex, bytecode_runtime, ...) use the
pthread.hheader. On Windows, it is made available through thePThreadW32library, and those libraries need to "link" against thewin32_compatlibrary to be able to see the header.