There's a merged pull request on the void-packages repository

binutils 2.35.1
https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/pull/27727

Description:
we should probably merge this before https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/pull/24258

I overhauled the template, and enabled (or made explicit) various options that are useful, including RELRO by default (other distros generally use this already). Our ancient PIC rebuild hack is now not needed thanks to `--with-pic`; universal options are now always used universally, and target specific options (e.g. secureplt) are target specific. Additionally, separate build directory is always used.

I tried enabling testsuite but especially on musl this is too much of a pain in the ass and not worth it. There are multiple tests we would have to patch out, even on glibc, and I don't think it's great to carry in a large number of patches just to get all this fragile mess fixed up. This is, however, not a new situation.

Also, the cross-toolchain build style has been updated to unify the binutils configure arguments a little. An omission is `--enable-threads`, which is only used by gold, which is disabled in crosstargets. I think it would be a good idea to disable it in binutils itself as well (it would seem upstream is considering deprecating it), but that's for another time.

Otherwise, I tested this on all ppc targets (32-bit, 64-bit, little endian, big endian, glibc, musl) and it seems to be working fine there (i'm currently building packages with it on my server). I also cross-compiled to `aarch64`, `aarch64-musl`, `armv7l` and `armv6l-musl`. Testing on x86(_64) by other people would be good before we merge this.