[14.0.2] Allow disabling the host-arch feature of cranelift-codegen #7371
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This is required to compile for a target which doesn't have a cranelift backend. Before this change using any of the cranelift crates that depend on cranelift-codegen would forcefully enable all default features and thus host-arch. With this change only the std and unwind features are still forcefully enabled as cranelift-codegen doesn't compile with either disabled.
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This is required to compile for a target which doesn't have a cranelift
backend. Before this change using any of the cranelift crates that
depend on cranelift-codegen would forcefully enable all default features
and thus host-arch. With this change only the std and unwind features
are still forcefully enabled as cranelift-codegen doesn't compile with
either disabled.
Backport of #7369