ws2_32 (Winsock2) and wsock32 (Winsock) are not supposed to be used in the same application.
boost::asio requires ws2_32, but wxWidgets uses wsock32.
Which gets used depends on the order they appear in the link command, as they both define the same symbols, but with different behaviour.
ws2_32 is backwards-compatible with wsock32, so wxWidgets won't be negatively affected by linking with the newer version, and prior to c228ab2da1, that's what happened.
That commit reordered how some libraries were passed to the linker, so swapped the order of these two, breaking mDNS and causing https://github.com/OrcaSlicer/OrcaSlicer/issues/13969
