Apparently -moutline-atomics is on by default in gcc 10.1 so perhaps
this problem will just go away over time. Debian seems to be relying on
that rather than shipping a separate libc6-lse.
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If ld.so itself can be built with -moutline-atomics, then yes, it would
fix this for us.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1933879
Title:
libc6-lse does not replace ld.so with LSE enable
