fix: remove hardcoded Android dependency from h5vcc_tizen_tube BUILD.gn for Linux builds - #293
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Problem
When compiling Cobalt for Linux/Evergreen targets (like
evergreen-arm64), the build fails during the GN generation phase. This is because the custom moduleh5vcc_tizen_tubehardcodes a dependency on//starboard/android/shared:starboard_platformin itsBUILD.gn, which triggers the following assertion failure:assert(is_android || is_chromeos || is_robolectric)Solution
Removed the hardcoded Android starboard platform dependency from
third_party/blink/renderer/modules/cobalt/h5vcc_tizen_tube/BUILD.gnto allow successful compilation on non-Android (Linux) targets.