build: Avoid forcing -include arch/config.h into global CFLAGS/AFLAGS#15
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Stop forcing -include arch/config.h into global CFLAGS/AFLAGS and instead include architecture-specific arch/config.h only when in the header which requires them. This prevents the build/language-server from seeing architecture-only headers unconditionally and fixes language-server failures and spurious parsing errors in IDEs caused by unconditional inclusion of architecture headers and missing arch config in certain builds.
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Stop forcing -include arch/config.h into global CFLAGS/AFLAGS and instead include architecture-specific arch/config.h only when in the header which requires them.
This prevents the build/language-server from seeing architecture-only headers unconditionally and fixes language-server failures and spurious parsing errors in IDEs caused by unconditional inclusion of architecture headers and missing arch config in certain builds.