[Windows] Add ndk-related environment variables #5985
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It turned out some of the NDK-related variables are required by customers' projects (like openssl). We need to define all three variables pointed to the latest LTS NDK (default one) to stay on the safe side —
'ANDROID_NDK', 'ANDROID_NDK_HOME', 'ANDROID_NDK_ROOT'Related issue:
#5879
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