Leverage another LLVM binary to locate current clang binary #23
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Different distros package LLVM / clang into different setups:
Previously, we rely on clang's binary name to infer names for other binaries. But given the above packaging reality, relying on binary clang introduces ambiguity.
This commit changes the code so we now rely on another binary, such as llvm-strip or llvm-strip-18 to detect the suffix, and then piece together the binary names we will invoke.