fix: remove redundant platform check from musl detection - #64
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Motivation
getTarget(platform, arch)used the requested platform for target selection, but musl detection also checked the test process'sprocess.platform. On non-Linux hosts this returned early, so the ARM64 musl target test selected the GNU target without consulting its mocked/usr/bin/ldd.Description
Remove the redundant host-platform check from
isMusl(). The helper is only called from the Linux branch ofgetTarget(), so this keeps the napi-rs detection flow while ensuring the platform passed to target resolution controls whether musl detection runs.