Library Forwarding: Allow reading standard library headers from a development x86 rootfs #4230
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This is the last commit from #3597, rebased. It's sufficient to build FEX with thunks on Fedora aarch64, given a suitable x86_64/i686 sysroot with the required includes and glibc/libstdc++ and friends (and some gnarly toochain override files because the cross-compilers Fedora ships on aarch64 aren't actually configured identically to the native compilers on x86/x86_64).