Well, I learned of the change in compiler behavior some years back because I had written loop code with a sanity check which depended on signed integer overflow wrapping, along with a test case to prove that the sanity check worked, and that test case started failing:
not ok 2 - catch overflow in token position calculation
Failed test 'catch overflow in token position calculation'
at t/152-inversion.t line 70.
To the extent I can be, I'm done with C. I leave it to people who think that silently optimizing away previously functional sanity checks is an acceptable engineering tradeoff, and who disparage those of us who have been bitten.