Add enum value from newest Windows SDK #1859
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Windows SDK version 10.0.26100.0 adds a cache type value, `CacheUnknown`. This adds a case for that type to `sysinfo.cc`, which will otherwise complain about the switch statement being non-exhaustive when building with the new SDK. Since the value doesn't exist in prior SDK versions, we only add the case conditionally. The condition can be removed if we ever decide to bump up the required SDK version.
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Windows SDK version 10.0.26100.0 adds a cache type value,
CacheUnknown. This adds a case for that type tosysinfo.cc, which will otherwise complain about the switch statement being non-exhaustive when building with the new SDK.Since the value doesn't exist in prior SDK versions, we only add the case conditionally. The condition can be removed if we ever decide to bump up the required SDK version.