Win32: libintl (gettext-runtime) should not need libiconv
Win32: libintl (gettext-runtime) should not need libiconv

Our PO files are all encoded in UTF-8, and VLC always binds its text
domain as UTF-8. There is no need to convert localized strings. So
libintl does not need to use iconv.

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