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Use LLVM 22 and a Debian buster sysroot to cross-compile for riscv64.
Both the native and cross linking is done by lld which is a native cross linker.
Load the installed sysconfig data when generating PYTHON.json so cross-compilation flags and build-only paths do not leak into its configuration values. Merge into a separate dictionary to avoid newer Python versions restoring uncleaned values when sysconfig reinitializes its cache.
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Use upstream LLVM 23 and a Debian buster sysroot to cross-compile for riscv64.
Note that this does not use llvm package that is used for other builds and instead uses a toolchain installed from apt.llvm.org. This is only for testing to see if the approach works and
lldcan be used for cross-linking.