Allow cc_binary with dynamic_deps to be extended
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`cc_binary` has an initializer that sets a private attribute, which is only permitted for built-in rules. The allowlist check always used the outermost rule class, thus failing if `cc_binary` is extended by a non-built-in rule. This is fixed by checking the rule class that actually declares the initializer.
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cc_binaryhas an initializer that may set a private attribute, which is only permitted for built-in rules. The allowlist check always used the outermost rule class, thus failing ifcc_binaryis extended by a non-built-in rule. This is fixed by checking the rule class that actually declares the initializer.Work towards #19507 (comment)