cpufeatures: use cfg() to detect aarch64 android instead of [target.aarch64-linux-android] #1204
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I propose that, on aarch64-linux-android, cpufeatures/Cargo.toml should use
cfg(all(...))instead of full target name "aarch64-linux-android", just like the other target-specific deps on libc do.Motivation for this change is building with a custom rustc target like "aarch64-foobar-linux-android". Cargo/Rustc (and consequently the #[cfg] check in src/aarch64.rs) correctly interpret that as target_arch="aarch64", target_os="android", but the current Cargo.toml fails to include the dependency on libc.