Makefile: support cross-compilation#16
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I changed the Makefile so people can cross-build and package it without patching anything, just by passing a different compiler/toolchain and flags from the environment. I also cleaned up the flags by using the standard CPPFLAGS/CXXFLAGS/LDFLAGS split and stopped forcing -s in compile flags so debug builds and distro hardening don’t get messed up
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