doc: Get stdlib dir from make system rather than executable #58530
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The
make.jl
docsystem driver was usingSys.STDLIB
as the canonical list and location of stdlibs. Whenmake.jl
is invoked as part of the make system (e.g.make -C doc
), I think it makes more sense to use make's idea of where the stdlibs are. Of course, if you're using a just-built julia to create the docs, these two notions are identical. However, the docsystem build supports (explicitly via theJULIA_EXECUTABLE
option), being built with an external julia executable. In this case, we should still use the stdlib source from in tree (as we do with the ordinary base sources). A primary motivation is to let AI agents run the doctests before they submit PRs without having to do a whole julia build.