Add support for building Luajit2 on Windows ARM64EC#265
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PR Description:
ARM64EC is a Windows on ARM ABI that enables native ARM64 execution while maintaining interoperability with x64 code through emulation, making it useful for applications that depend on x64 plugins.
The patch adds Windows ARM64EC support to LuaJIT project. The implementation is based on prior ARM64EC compatibility work by corsix for LuaJIT.
The changes have been validated by successfully building LuaJIT on Windows ARM64, and the generated binaries correctly target the ARM64EC architecture.
This PR is part of the Windows ARM64EC enablement effort discussed with Yichun Zhang. As Per the discussion, OpenResty has welcomed a PR against their LuaJIT2 repository and is open to collaborating on this work going forward.
cc: @Psychlist1972 @mayankag-qti