build: fix cross-compilation on Darwin platforms #32720
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…cript The added lines by Apple Silicon patch really depend on the build machine platform and it forces that we can build stdlib only for darwin targets. So I changed to allow non-darwin targets and filter only unsupported darwin targets. This patch shuold be sent to upstream.
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After #32705 was merged, cross-compiling stdlib from Darwin to other platforms (such as WebAssembly/WASI) fails. This is fixed by performing the condition check for Darwin targets within the
buil-scriptloop.Related to SR-9307
CC @kateinoigakukun