stdbuf: support cross-platform building#11609
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This PR fixes e.g. building Android targets on Windows.
Because
build.rsuses#[cfg]to determine, the suffix of the platform to be built cannot be correctly determined during cross-platform building.After changing from
#[cfg]toenv::var,feat_os_unix_android, which includesstdbuf, can be compiled normally. There is no actual test for other cross-platform compilation scenarios, but in theory it can be used normally.