Add catch-all rule to makefile template #11445
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Description
Proposed fix for #11436.
This adds a catch-all rule to the makefile template so that make does not attempt to match extensionless files to its default rules. This was an issue particularly in that it would attempt to compile the header file mstd_mutex as an object file when make was run a second time in makefile projects.
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