
Ship LLVM tools for the correct target when cross-compiling The LLVM config returned from the `Llvm` step in bootstrap was always the *host* LLVM config (as we cannot execute the cross-compiled LLVM config). But this wasn't obvious in bootstrap before (there was just a comment about it, but that's it), which caused a bug where bootstrap was copying LLVM tools from the host target to the cross-compiled rustc sysroot. This was probably happening for quite a long time, we just haven't noticed before. Note that I consider this to be mostly a hotfix, I plan to refactor the LLVM handling in bootstrap soon-ish to make it harder to misuse and be better in general. Fixes: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/145699
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