Fix rquickjs-sys host build failing when cross-compiling to Android#711
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#709
Description of changes
When cross-compiling with the
macrofeature, sys gets built for the host too, and ifLIBCLANG_PATHpoints at the cross toolchain (e.g. Android NDK) that host build generates mismatched bindings. This makes the host build reuse the bundled binding when one exists instead of running bindgen, avoiding the mismatch.Checklist