Shut up warnings clang with libstdc++ emits about non-virt destructors

It complains a lot about non-final classes (structs) derived from
KVEntry having virtual functions but no virtual destructor, which in
std::optional code (that explicitly calls the destructor somewhere)
could theoretically lead to the wrong destructor being called (that of
the struct directly derived from KVEntry instead of the one of a
hypothetical class derived from that struct that might actually need
its destructor called).
This doesn't matter in practice because
1. those classes don't have any implemented constructors that need to
   do anything
2. no further classes are derived from those that are derived from
   KVEntry
So (I think!) these warnings are only hypothetical, but still annoying.

Apparently this does not happen if Clang uses libc++ or MSVCs C++ stdlib
(in the ClangCL case), but only with libstdc++, maybe even only with
libstdc++ from GCC14, but that's the only version I have on my machine.

Author: DanielGibson

tools/ktx/command_compare.cpp

@@ -1846,6 +1846,10 @@ struct KVEntry {
     char* value;
     ktx_uint32_t valueLen;
 
+    // shut up clang's complaints about derived classes
+    // that have virtual functions but non-virtual destructor
+    virtual ~KVEntry() {}
+
     template <typename T>
     static std::optional<T> load(ktxHashListEntry* entry) {
         if (entry) {