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Update configure scripts for local-aarch64-*-windows #8734

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Hi there, this is one of the smaller PRs seperated from the original PR #8142 that attempts to add initial support for ARM64 windows. In this PR,

  • it will set the host_cpu, build_cpu or target_cpu to aarch64 when host, build or target matches local-aarch64-*-windows;
  • it also checks if build_cpu = target_cpu when detecting if the user is cross-compiling.

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@garazdawi garazdawi merged commit 0dd8b1c into erlang:master Sep 19, 2024
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