Disable fully_static_link for htool on 32-bit platforms#273
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Building htool for 32-bit ARM (armv7a and armv7ahf) fails during release builds because the OpenBMC toolchain does not contain static standard libraries (libc.a, librt.a, etc.). Disabling the fully_static_link feature for this cc_binary target allows it to fall back to dynamic linking, resolving the compilation failure.
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Building htool for 32-bit ARM (armv7a and armv7ahf) fails during release builds because the OpenBMC toolchain does not contain static standard libraries (libc.a, librt.a, etc.). Disabling the fully_static_link feature for this cc_binary target allows it to fall back to dynamic linking, resolving the compilation failure.