buildenv/1.3.x: merge Windows directories in a single one

[davidebeatrici]

There's no need for multiple different directories, as the only thing that changes between a build type and another are the parameters passed to setup.cmd.

[mkrautz]

I obviously prefer the directory approach, such that each target has its own directory, and the uniform way to create a buildenv is to just run setup.cmd.

[davidebeatrici]

The problem is that if we change a dependency build script for a single target, we have to do it in the win32-static directory anyway.

[mkrautz]

I did it this way, mostly to have clear documentation.

However, I can see wanting this, but I don't really see it as a big priority?... I don't see what's too wrong with the old approach?

[davidebeatrici]

80 is currently not suitable to build Mumble for Windows XP, because Qt doesn't support it anymore.

As we discussed, I would like to keep Qt 5.6 for x86 and update to Qt 5.9 for x64, meaning that win32-static and win64-static have to use different build scripts.

We could keep the directories separated and provide the two build scripts in win32-static, but I think that it would cause confusion.