bump nim-libbacktrace (#1799)

so stack traces work with LTO

config.nims

@@ -1,25 +1,21 @@
-# Emergency fixes
-# ---------------------------------------------------
-
-# ---------------------------------------------------
-
-if defined(release):
-  switch("nimcache", "nimcache/release/$projectName")
+when defined(release):
+  let nimCachePath = "nimcache/release/" & projectName()
 else:
-  switch("nimcache", "nimcache/debug/$projectName")
+  let nimCachePath = "nimcache/debug/" & projectName()
+switch("nimcache", nimCachePath)
 
 # `-flto` gives a significant improvement in processing speed, specially hash tree and state transition (basically any CPU-bound code implemented in nim)
 # With LTO enabled, optimization flags should be passed to both compiler and linker!
 if defined(release) and not defined(disableLTO):
   if defined(macosx): # Clang
     switch("passC", "-flto=thin")
-    switch("passL", "-flto=thin")
+    switch("passL", "-flto=thin -Wl,-object_path_lto," & nimCachePath & "/lto")
   elif defined(linux):
     switch("passC", "-flto=auto")
     switch("passL", "-flto=auto")
   else:
-    # On windows, LTO needs more love and attention so the right linkers
-    # are used
+    # On windows, LTO needs more love and attention so "gcc-ar" and "gcc-ranlib" are
+    # used for static libraries.
     discard
 
 if defined(windows):

vendor/nim-libbacktrace

@@ -1 +1 @@
-Subproject commit dc2c199d41dc90de75043d1ee4efe5e0323932bf
+Subproject commit 8121c08e0e7bdf92f86012b4af2330434fa7ed5d