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Thirdparty changes for Linux ARM support #111
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Taken from upstream fontconfig 2.12.5
From libX11-1.5.0
From xproto-7.0.23
From videoproto-2.3.1
From libXv-1.0.7
From libXext 1.3.1
From xextproto-7.2.1
From libXft-2.3.1
From libXrender-0.9.7
From renderproto-0.11.1
Settings should always be based on the compilation toolset (host or target) rather than always being the target (as some components are required to be built for the host when cross-compiling).
This allows for targeting of ARMv6 platforms.
For example, ARM targets.
These were introduced with some of the changes required for proper Linux cross-compilation support.
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The first series of commits in this PR adds the headers that are missing from our Linux headers collection (various X11 libraries mostly). The second part makes some tweaks to our build scripts to enable ARM compilation (disabling CEF, ensuring cross-compilation works for third-party libs and ensuring the right Skia optimisations are used).