Makefile: Make it possible to use system-wide lexbor.#37
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This commit makes it possible to link against the system-wide lexbor instead of vendoring it by setting the LAZY_HTML_SYSTEM_LEXBOR=true environment variable. This is especially useful for Nix and Guix packages which may want to build the same commit of lexbor in their reproducible environments as a functional package. * Makefile: Read the LAZY_HTML_SYSTEM_LEXBOR variable and make vendoring optional.
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This commit makes it possible to link against the system-wide lexbor instead of vendoring it by setting the LAZY_HTML_SYSTEM_LEXBOR=true environment variable. This is especially useful for Nix and Guix packages which may want to build the same commit of lexbor in their reproducible environments as a functional package.